AP Statistics Practice Exam for teachers?

Do I make a strong candidate for these colleges?

• These are my statistics as of the end of the first semester of my junior year: -4.5 GPA weighted (3.83 unweighted for term) (3.96 cumulative) -ranked 6 out of 227 -have taken AP World History (sophomore year) -currently taking AP Calculus AB, AP Bio, AP English 11, and AP U.S. History as a junior -will be taking the ACT in April and SAT in May -Key Club, NHS (will run for club president), California Scholarship Federation (CSF), FHS -volleyball (2 years), tennis (1 year) -Marketing Chair for the school district's Student Advisory Council (will be running for president or Student Board Member) I know it may be more difficult to assess without my SAT or ACT scores, but hopefully you can tell by what I have provided, based on extracurriculars and grades. The universities I am seriously looking at are UCLA, UCB, UCSB, UCSD, UCI, USC, Columbia, University of Rochester, University of Chicago, and UPenn. Also, my GPA is subject to change for the first semester of junior year, because, at my school, teachers for AP classes will raise our previous semester letter grade depending on what we score (usually a 4 or 5) on the AP exam. If you have any recommendations as far anything I can do to improve my resume, please let me know. Thanks!

• Answer:

  No one on the Yahoo!® Answers forum can determine where you'll be admitted to school, because no one on this forum sits on the selection committee(s) of any of these schools. "Chance me!" questions are really not of any use to anyone. When the time comes, apply to the colleges that interest you and hope for the best. Follow the time-tested formula of applying to 6-9 colleges, broken down as 2-3 "reach" schools, 2-3 "match" schools and 2-3 "safety" schools. Good luck.