Cornell, UChicago, UCLA/UCBerkeley, Carnegie Mellon, Northwestern, NYU??

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They will compare the number of AP courses you have taken to the maximum number you could have taken at your high school, and also to what other students at your high school have taken. They will also look at your ranking in your class, whether you are in the top 5% or 10%.

Your competition includes students who have won national and international awards. The top student from my daughter’s high school who got into several top-ranking universities had over 40 science awards, including international and national awards, and also was ranked top 20 nationally in her sport. It doesn’t look like you have this type of recognition. Also, you are an international student from Asia, and there are lots of international students applying from Asia.

I think all of these universities will be a reach for you. Add some universities to your list that are less competitive to increase your chances of success. For anyone to make suggestions, it would help if we knew what you planned to study, and how much you can afford for tuition, room and board.