If the green check marks in the picture of the universities you have applied to are predictions that you are likely to be accepted, then I think that you are being a bit optimistic. However, with two good acceptances already in hand, you know you will be going to a good university in September (assuming that they are affordable).
My understanding is that a 1340 on the SAT is about the 90th percentile, which is quite good. This might be a bit low for Colby, Columbia, Duke, Harvard, Northeastern, Princeton, Rice, Stanford, U.Penn, Vanderbilt, WUSTL, and Yale, but those are all rather high reaches anyway with a 3.7 GPA. You do have a lot of reaches on your list.
For test optional schools, I would be tempted to look up the 25th percentile of SAT scores for accepted students, and send in your score if you are close to or over the 25th percentile. The issue is that for test optional schools typically students with higher SAT scores send in their scores, and students with lower SAT scores do not send in their scores. This skews the reported scores by quite a bit.
Congratulations on your acceptances, and best wishes going forward.
I’m sure the OP will clarify…but since there is no way the three red X marks can be denied admissions now, I am guessing the green checks are where they decided to actually apply!
If the green checks are predictions of acceptance, I will wish the OP the best if luck.
Gracious. Now I don’t know if I interpreted correctly. I’ve never seen chances presented this way so I could very well be wrong.
I thought:
Green check = predicted acceptance (I do think these are overly optimistic)
Red X = predicted rejection
Hour glass = could go either way; time will tell