My chances at highly selective LACs?

I have my heart set on attending a highly selective and rigorous liberal arts college, or at least a smaller school with a strong undergraduate research program. I’m afraid I probably can’t get into my top choices, though. My top schools are: Vassar, Dartmouth, Franklin & Marshall, Barnard, Wesleyan, Kenyon, Carleton, WashU, Illinois Wesleyan, Hendrix, Pomona, and rice. Planning on majoring in bio or biochem, but subject to change.

My stats:

•c/o 2017 (junior)
#5 out of 61

9th grade:
Honors biology
Honors geometry
Honors French 1
Physical education
Honors English 1
Honors orchestra

10th grade:
Honors chem
Honors English 2
Honors French 2
Honors algebra 2
Honors orchestra
Honors world hist

11th grade:
Honors English 3
Honors orchestra
Honors personal finance
D.C. biology
D.E. finite math
D.E. contemporary moral issues
D.E. general psych
D.E. American society
D.E. applied math/intro calc
•Most of my classes my junior and senior year are college courses I’m taking at CBU via my school’s dual enrollment program. D.C. means I took it on my school’s campus but it’s college level taught by professor. D.E. me and I took it on CBU’s campus.

Extra curriculars:
•Volleyball
•Softball
•Orchestra
•Student council
•Student leadership congress
•National Honor Society
•Student Admissions Coordinator
•REACH (local college prep program)
•Peer tutor
•Carleton College Summer Science Institute summer '15
NSBE Jr. (National society of black engineers)
•I volunteer often

Can I get in?

What is CBU? What is your unweighted GPA? What are your standardized test scores?

Memphis?

Looks like CBU is Christian Brothers University.

With 12 top choices, it seems unlikely that you won’t get into one of them, but without test scores it’s impossible to actually chance you.

Or GPA. Does your school offer any APs?

Sorry, completely forgot to mention those. ACT 30, taking again next month. Unweighted is the 3.7218, weighted is the 4.218. And no my school doesn’t offer AP