school recommendations for me

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<p>Uh I am a student from Shanghai Foreign Language School 2011 and I wanna ask about what level of schools i may get into next year.
I am currently in the 11th grade and the following are my basic stats:
SAT I :2270 (730 800 740)
SAT II:2390 (MAT LEVEL 2 800, CHE 790, PHY 800)
TOEFL:114 (30 29 26 29)
AP:currently self-studying 5: micro&macro economics, human geo, stat, calculus, will take more if time permits.
EC:Model United Nations Club (Member of the chairs)
Awards:Shanghai International Studies Uni MUN Best delegate
We MUN Best position paper, head delegate of the outstanding delegation, research award & many others. will be in HMUN next January.
AMC 10, School winner, honor of distinction, qualify for AIME
ISEF 2nd prize in Shanghai
School idol 3rd place in our school
&others
Volunteering:will be in Shanghai EXPO 2010 as a volunteer
Volunteer in a poor village in Yunnan for 1 week and plan to go back next summer.</p>

<p>Could anybody tell me what sorta school is suitable for me?</p>

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<p>If you’re applying for financial aid, try all the need-blind colleges.
If you’re not, you have more freedom. You can apply to about 4 Ivies/Stanfard/Caltech/MIT and 4 other slightly less selective colleges. Depends on your intended major.</p>

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<p>[Need-blind</a> admission - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia](<a href=“http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Need-blind_admission]Need-blind”>Need-blind admission - Wikipedia)</p>

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<p>It’s not enough to **want **aid or apply for aid, a person must demonstrate that they “need aid” (many who apply find out that they don’t get what they think they’ll need based on what their families are willing to pay).</p>

<p>What can your parents pay each year for your education.</p>

<p>Yes, ivies and other top elites will give lots of aid to int’ls who qualify, but those are super reach schools (even tho your stats are great. :slight_smile: )</p>

<p>So, if you need money, you’ll need to split your apps into two categories: 1) schools that meet need for int’ls. 2) match/safety schools that will give great merit scholarships to int’ls. :)</p>

<p>Take the ACT, too. Some do much better on that. You might score an ACT 35 or 36!</p>