What are my chances at top schools?

I want to know my chances for schools like Columbia, Brown, UPenn, and Harvard, as well as Barnard, UMich, American, Georgetown, UChicago, and Northwestern.
These are my stats:

I am a Caucasian female.
Intended Major: International Relations

SAT old/new: 2220/1470
ACT: 34
SAT IIs: Spanish and Math Level II, still waiting for my scores
GPA W/UW: 5.0/4.0
class rank: 1/~220

APs:
Sophomore:
AP Gov (5)
Junior: (still waiting on scores)
APUSH
AP Lang
AP Physics 1
AP Calc AB
Senior:
AP Calc BC
AP Psych
AP Lit
AP Spanish
AP French
AP Physics 2

(note: some of these high-level and AP courses were also combined with a UConn Early College Experience course)

Awards/Honors:
NHS
NSHS
Spanish award (9,11)
Mount Holyoke Book Award

Sports:
Varsity Swimming (9-12), captain 12
-broke several school records
-made it to state championships (10)
-all-conference academic team (9-12)
JV Indoor Track (10) (lol)

ECs:
Culture Club: 10-12 (treasurer 11-12)
Book Club: 10-12
Writing Club: co-founder and president (10-12)
School Paper: 11-12, feature editor 12

Volunteer Work:
Library: (9-12) (over 200 hrs)
Swimming: managed boys team (11-12) (~50 hrs)

Jobs:
Lifeguard and swim lesson instructor (2015-)
French tutor (2015-)

Extras:
-bilingual (Serbian, English)
-French immersion camp 11
-I am a first generation, but both of my parents went to college
-piano (10-12)

Your stats and ECs look great! I think whether or not you’ll get in will depend on your recs and essays and how good of a fit you are for all those schools.
Being first generation will improve your chances, but you probably won’t be considered first generation if your parents went to college.

Are you good enough to get recruited for swimming? That could be a huge factor in your chances of admission.

I’ve gotten letters from Division III schools about swimming, and I’m not bad (27th in the state in an individual event), but definitely not good enough to be recruited by the Ivies or similar schools.