What are my chances of getting into my favorite schools?

[eric_morris9]

I'm a rising senior in the very competitive district of Fairfax County in Virginia. The grading scale here is absurd;94-100 A, 4.090-93 B+, 3.584-89 B, 3.0As of right now i have about a 3.92, my junior year grades wereAP Psychology: AFrench 4: AHonors Physics: BSymphonic Band: AAP US History: AAP Language and Compsition: B+Honors Precalculus: BJazz Band: AMy schedule for next year looks like:AP BiologyAP PhysicsAP Calc BCAP LiteratureAP GovernmentSymphonic BandJazz BandExtra-cirriculars:Captain of the Lacrosse Team which i've been on since 9thWinter Track freshman year onlyMarching Band Have played clairnet since 4th and also play saxophoneI'm Hispanic and I'm fluent in both French and SpanishMember of: NHS, French HS, MathHS, EnglishHS, Model UNHave recieved several awardsSat's as of now: 1300/1600 and 740 on the SAT II in history I'm currently an intern at Aerospace Medicine in the FAA and have volunteered over 300 hoursMan, I'm missing some stuff too sorry, just pretty hard to remember.My volunteering extends from the 5 hours per quarter required for National Honor Society to 8 hours each saturday working with children with downs syndromeMy internship is amazing, i work with the federal air surgeon for the federal aviation administration in D.C. in the AeroSpace Medicine DivisionPIcked out of 500 applications!Oh wow what else.....Hm, basically my favorite schools as of now are:UVAWilliam and MaryNorthwestern GeorgetownCornellYaleJohn HopkinsDukeNotre DameI like others but i need to slim downjust don't know where to apply yetTHANKS FOR THE ADVICE!!

[klslugger24]

Based on those grades and activities, I don't think you will have any problem getting into the schools you want!

[Fanatic3124]

it's tough to tell since you dont have the SAT (out of 2400) posted. but from what i see, you should have a very good shot at the majority of those schools maybe with the exception of Yale. being a URM sure helps too.

[soupisgoodfood]

I don't think there is anyone on here who's qualified to give you feedback on this.You should probably talk to a college counselor at your school.