Chances of a top school?

Chance Me / Match Me
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i am currently a junior

demographics:
middle class white female

I attend a selective admissions top 30 public high school as well as a grammy award winning and nationally ranked performing arts school

academics:
GPA: UW 3.85, W 4.2
ACT: 33
I’ve taken 5 APs so far and gotten 5s on :
Psychology, Human Geography, US History, and Lang
I got a 4 on AP World History

ECs:

music:
Attended the prestigious Performing Arts School as an instrumental music major all 4 years, all county band all four years, all state band 3 years, performer in my schools new works festival, distinguished solo ratings all for years at state level music festival

member of the National Youth Advisory Council through HOPE WorldWide :
I organized and designed a talent show at my school to raise money for Hope WW (raised over $1000)
created a program that connects underfunded homeless shelters with companies with corresponding excess resources
summer internship at a mexico orphanage

service:
not sure how many total hours but i think ~250 so far ??
since 7th grade I have volunteered monthly at a homeless shelter where i co organized a family night for homeless families with young children to have a meal and play games together
mexico volunteer corp with Hope WW where we built homes and helped restore an orphanage

i’m from KY so i think that helps ??
also my mom didn’t attend college and my dad only went to community college so i’m not sure if that helps either ?

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With a meaningful list of schools and a well-crafted application, you might have a realistic chance of acceptance into one or more colleges from among the NESCACs, Claremonts and Ivies, or comparable colleges from within the country’s 50 or so most selective schools (e.g., as in https://amp.businessinsider.com/the-610-smartest-colleges-in-america-2015-9). Since you didn’t note your math or science levels, I’ll note that selective colleges will want to see depth and proficiency in these areas in most cases as well as in the subjects you mentioned.