Chance a rising junior!

Demographics

Gender: Male

Race/Ethnicity: Asian

Residence: Northeast

Income Bracket: Upper middle class, no financial aid

Type of School: Competitive public

Hooks (Recruited Athlete, URM, First-Gen, Geographic, Legacy, etc.): None

Intended Major(s): Computer Engineering + Business

Academics

GPA (UW/W): 4.0 UW, ~4.9 W

Rank (or percentile): School does not rank

# of APs/Honors/DE: Most rigorous curriculum available, 7 APs, advanced math pathway

Senior Year Course Load:

• Multivariable Calculus
• AP Stats
• AP Physics C (E+M/Mech)
• AP Lit
• AP Micro
• CAD

Standardized Testing

SAT: 1570 (800 Math, 770 RW)

APs: All 5s (still taking several senior year)

Extracurriculars/Activities (vague, sorry):

1. AI software startup for sports coaches, used by top state HS team + 1 D1 school + top 5 national club
2. Robotics/AI research at a T10 university under PhD (ongoing)
3. Programming leadership position on robotics team (qualified for Worlds)
4. President of STEM academic competition team, multiple state medals in STEM subjects
5. National-level debate competition, multiple major awards at invitationals
6. Officer of school AI/ML club with ~20 members
7. Volunteer ambassador at intl non-profit, raised ~$5k through events/spoken in front of ~500
8. Private tutoring business (~$1000 in revenue)
9. Eagle Scout (Boy Scouts)

Awards/Honors (highkey bad, need help):

1. 2x National award at invitational debate/government competition (top ~20/800)
2. Multiple state medals in STEM academic competition (top 1/~100)
3. Eagle Scout

Schools:

• Penn M&T (ED, not expecting to get in, Eng. fall back)
• Harvard
• Stanford
• MIT
• CMU
• Duke
• UC Berkeley (eng + business)
• UMich (eng + business)
• GT
• UT Austin (eng + business)
• UIUC
• UMD
• safeties

Note: for all dual degrees, I will indicate eng. as my primary, so if I don't get into the dual, they'll still consider me for eng

I'd appreciate any help! Thanks!