What are my chances to get into these universities as an international IB student?

Chance Me / Match Me!
#1

Hi, I am currently a 12th grade student and I am planning to apply early action to USA universities. I am currently an international student

Here are my current specs:
Photographer for a Club for 3 years
Tri-M Honor Society for 1 year
Writer for School Magazine for 2 years
Eco Service Committee for 3 years
Backstage Crew for HS Play for 1 year
JV Rugby for 2 years
Clarinet Musician Attending Several Conferences (need to audition) for 3 years
Chess Player for 3 years
Part of a Volunteer Club for 3 years
IB student with 4 HLs and 2 SLs
Math, Chem, Economics, English B are HLs
Physics and Korean are SLs

Here are my grades: (Although my last two years of high school used IB mark, I’ll use the unofficial transcript I got to convert them from 7 mark system to A-F)
9th grade:
1st sem: 3.5/4
2nd sem 3.3/4
10th Grade
1st sem: 3.3/4
2nd sem: 3.6/4
11th Grade
1st sem: 5.6/7 (approximately 3.6-3.7/4)
2nd sem: 5.8/7 (approximately 3.7-3.8/4)
12th grade
1st sem: N/A but projecting a 6 (approximately 4/4)

My SAT score is 2020 (620 reading, 750 math, 650 writing)
My ACT score is 29 with essay
My TOEFL IBT score is 105

Here are the universities I plan to apply to:

  1. University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
  2. Georgia Tech
  3. University of Wisconsin Madison
  4. Purdue University
  5. Penn State
  6. University of Minnesota
    and the rest are Korean Colleges :smiley:
    I’m applying in Engineering Major, specifically Mechanical Engineering and/or Aerospace Engineering.

As a person applying early action to either of my top 3 universities ( UIUC, Georgia Tech, UW), what are my chances and should I apply for them for both early and regular?

Thanks!
Also please do not sugar coat it for me, this is quite serious for me and I need to face the reality.

#2

I forgot to mention these: My SAT 2 Subject tests are Math IIC 780 and Chemistry 740

#3

Well you can’t apply to the same school early action and regular decision, you have to pick one or the other.

#4

UW-Madison doesn’t have early action. But if you apply by November 2 you will get a response by January 31 of admit, deny, or postponed until March 31.

#5