They do not discriminate amongst international applicants’ nationalities, but American applicants will always have precedence, all other things being equal (which they never are).

Also I was wondering if I could use to my advantage that I’m doing all three sciences?
No

Of course not with my grades last year but with the A’s that I have gotten this year because I heard that in the US most people do a single science each year.
You get no bonus points simply for attending a school with a different curriculum. While US students typically study one science per year, basically all students following a British system will have bio/chem/physics each year leading up to GCSEs.