What are the chances for getting into Johns Hopkins?

What are my chances of getting into Johns Hopkins for early decision?

• So Im a junior in high school right now and Hopkins is my dream school. I want to know what chances i have and if theres anything you guys think i should do to improve them. Im a white male Sat: CR: 670 (low i know) Math 700 writing 730 my unweighted gpa is 3.9 my weighted according to my school is 4.5. Im currently ranked 4th in my class out of like 200 but ill probably move up to third after this year ends At the end of this year i will have taken 4 ap classes and 9 honors. Next year im taking 4 ap classses and one dual enrollment class. and another honors. im in math club, NHS, Interact club(president), Academic challenge team, Odyssey of the mind(first place in regional competition), I also have a part time job at a grocery store, ive been working there for a couple years now. I will have an internship at the hospital in my town next year. Im on the varsity tennis team. my parents are somewhat poor, dont know if that means anything. Also my family is a foster family so we have a lot of foster kids we take care of, not sure if that will matter or not but it seems like a good thing to do. Im going to take sat subject tests at the beginning of next year and im projecting pretty high scores. Also my teachers really seem to like me so ill have pretty good recommendations, and my boss will probably wrote one too. Im sure theres probably a few other things im forgetting to put on here.

• Answer:

  Here is some good information from the College Board about the JHU admissions criteria: https://bigfuture.collegeboard.org/college-university-search/johns-hopkins-university?searchType=bf_site&q=&bf_cat=bf_ You look pretty good for general admission - Some of their programs are quite selective, especially health care. You look good for them as well. Just in case, apply also to the flagship university in your state in case JHU doesn't come through for you or the finances don't work out. Start thinking very seriously about your proposed major of career goal. That will be your main employment credential for years.