Chances of getting into 2nd tier/lower tier ivies?

Chance Me / Match Me
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<p>Hi I’m a junior in highschool, mediocre grades coupled with asian parents have me super stressed.</p>

<p>3.8 GPA (5 Honors Freshman year, 1 AP 5 Honors Sophomore, 4 AP Junior, planning on taking 6 AP + Calc 3 at University during senior year)
2150 Sat (204 psat, no natoinal merit)
720 Subject Test USH and Bio, 800 for Math 2
34 Act
Captain of Quizbowl Team Freshman Year
Co-President of Calc Club, Global Issues, and Youth Volunteer Program
Member of Dance Team, Ping Pong Team
National Honor Society
200+ Volunteer Service Hours
Attended Chinese Language School for 8 Years</p>

<p>-Note, I only took the SAT, ACT, and Subject Tests once each. Also, father is alum at UNC, brother attended UIUC and Michigan</p>

<p>What are my chances of getting into these schools?
I know the first 6 may be stretching my chances, but what about Ann Arbor, UNC, and UIUC?</p>

<p>WashU
Upenn
Northwestern
Cornell
Vanderbilt
Carnegie Mellon
Chapel Hill
Ann Arbor
UIUC
Georgetown
Georgia Tech</p>

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<p>Upenn, Northwestern, Cornell- Reach
Vanderbilt, WashU, Georgetown- Low Reach/High Match
Carnegie Mellon, UNC, Ann Arbor- Match
I don’t know too much about the rest of the schools on your list but Georgia Tech is probably a low match, you have a decent shot at Michigan and North Carolina but I wouldn’t get too confident. Good luck though!
Please chance me if you can!</p>

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<p>Use your ACT score for application if you are not retaking either test. It is equivalent to 2200+ in SAT. I agree with silogram mostly, except for Northwestern. I think that would be a high match for you if you use ACT score for application. UIUC should be a match/low match for you.</p>

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<p>Lol, you think those schools are second-tier?</p>

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<p>If there are 100 tiers, those may be second tier. ;-)</p>