Chances for UC Berkeley and University of Washington + Help Choosing Junior Year Classes

I am currently a high school sophomore. I am considering applying to UC Berkeley and the University of Washingon. I want to major in biomedical engineering. I have not yet taken the SAT but would like some insight on my chances of getting into those two schools and what classes I should consider registering for to make it possible.

Location: Shoreline, Washington (Very near Seattle)
Ethnicity: Second generation Ethiopian Immigrant (Black)
Gender: Male

Legacy: My father immigrated to the US, attended the University of Washington and got a PharmD from there. He still works for University of Washington Medicine, trains students there, and contributes to the school in this way. (I don’t know if this makes a difference)
Education: Public Schooling
Language: I am fluent in Amharic (Ethiopian language), in addition to English, and I know a bit of Spanish thanks to my classes and outside work that I did in order to learn it better.

Objective:
UW 3.7
W 4.3
PSAT 1450 (Didn’t study)

Freshman year:
Marching band A/A
Honors Biology C+/A
English 9 A/A
Geometry A/A
Spanish 1 A/A
World History 1 A/A (Requirement at my school)

Sophmore year (First semester):
AP World History A-
Honors Chemistry B+
Spanish 2 A
Marching Band A
Honors English 10 A-
UW Precalculus (This is a course taught using the University of Washington Curriculum and awards college credit through the University of Washington. This means that I am enrolled at UW, making this course college level.) I had an A

Extra Curriculars:
-Started a Stock Market/Investment Club at my school that has grown to be one of the biggest clubs.
-Varsity Tennis.
-I do some music production with tracks I’ve produced and mixed racking up tens of thousands of plays on various streaming sites.
-In the process of developing and marketing a cryptocurrency with a few friends of mine with a blockchain that is based on the esports and video game industry.
-I trade stocks and have made good money doing so.
-I work as a day camp counselor during the summer and school breaks.
-I play snare drum in our school drumline, considered top ten in the state.
-I have been playing piano for 11 years.
-I am proficient in Python and am learning C++.
-I volunteered at my church through feeding the homeless and running a daycare and Vacation Bible School. I have about 30 hours so far.

Some classes I am considering taking next year include
AP Biology
Anatomy & Physiology (Running Start/College)
AP Calculus AB
English 101 (Running Start/College)
AP US History
Marching Band

I would love to get some feedback on my chances of getting into either UC Berkeley or the University of Washington

As you can see, I have many different sometimes conflicting interests, so I am also very eager to hear about what you will recommend for me.

If you can get your gpa a little higher I’d say you have a good chance at UCB. They tend to stress scores more than the other parts of your application. Your dad working at Washington actually boost your chances quite a bit, so I’d imagine you have a good chance there too. Both schools are top 10 ranked in BME so you could assume there would be a lot of competition. It would be nice if you got some Bio related ECs and some research. Also, make sure you get good grades in harder math and science classes. I’d also recommend taking AP Physics C (BME is an Engineering after all)and Calc BC. In my opinion, taking Bio and Anatomy Physiology seems a bit redundant.

Note that UCs do not offer need-based financial aid to out-of-state students in the absence of big merit scholarships (e.g. Regents at some campuses). If you need financial aid to attend UCB as an out-of-state student, then it is an automatic reach for the Regents scholarship that you need to afford it.

UCs are very GPA-focused in admissions. A 3.7 unweighted GPA probably means a 4.0-4.1 UC-weighted-capped GPA. For 2017, 13% of applicants with 3.80-4.19 GPA were admitted to UCB, but biomedical engineering is one of the most selective majors and should be considered a reach in any case. http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/what-my-chances/1903428-faq-uc-historical-frosh-admit-rates-by-hs-gpa.html