My Chances at UCLA, UCB, Johns Hopkins, Cornell, and University of Michigan Ann Arbor?, I'm just curious Options

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So I really want to go to Johns Hopkins. And I'm planning on applying Early Decision. The other schools are kind of like a.. Semi Back Up.

GPA:
3.68 or 3.74 ish.

Weighted:
3.9 or 4.0 "ish"

APs
4 or 5 APs 4s and 5s on all exams.

Sports:
3 Years of Varsity Tennis
Tae Kwon Do for 4 years

Volunteer:
PVHMC Hospital 150+ Hours
Acupuncture Chiropractic Center 10+ Hours

Clubs:
Environmental Care Global Awareness: Cabinet
Pencil Project: President
SAU: Secretary
CSF: 3 semesters
National Honors Society : 1 year
Science Olympiad: 1 Year

SAT I: 2050 Math: 720 CR: 620 Verbal: 710
SAT II: Chinese: 800 Math 2C: 760 Chemistry: 750

Extra Curricular
Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center Student Board of Directors
Tennis
School Orchestra: Violin: 6 Years
Been in School's Advanced Orchaestra for 2 Years

- I’m going to apply Early Decision.
- I’m a pretty good public speaker so I don’t think my interview would be a problem.
- Decent Essay
- Awesome Teacher Recs

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lol I like how Cornell is your "semi back up."

Anyways, your resume looks pretty good and I'd say you have a pretty good chance of getting in. For me, having a high GPA and good SAT scores is good, but really isn't what makes you stand out. Remember that most of the people who apply have good scores and do well in school. It's the extracurricular, volunteer, and essay that's sorta make or break.

I see that you play violin... even if you're not planning to major in music, if you can make a good tape and send it in, DO IT.