Do i have a slightest chance of getting in to Harvard, Yale, UOC?

Question

i'm in sophomore
my ranking: 44 / 1143
Top 5%
GPA: freshman 1st sem: 4.158
snd sem: 4.145
sophomore:1st sem: 4.429

Freshman classes:
Honors English I
Honors Geometry
Honors World History
Honors Biology
Spanish II
2D Art Encounters/Drawing I
PE I

Current (sophomore) classes:
Honors English
Honors Algebra II Trig
Honors Chemistry
AP European History
Spanish III
PE II/ Health
Business Orientation/Driver's Education

future courses :
Junior (already got recommendation):
AP English III
AP US History
AP Chemistry
AP Statistics
Honors Physics
Honors Math Analysis
PE III

Senior courses i plan to take:
AP English IV
AP Calculus BC
AP Gov't and Politics
AP Biology
AP Physics
AP Macroeconomics or Anatomy and Physiology
PE IV

Extracurricular activities so far
Sophomore: Anime club, World Voices (choir), Asian Student Association ASA, Interact

Future: Student council, anime, BPA, Model UN, Youth Gov and Politics, interact, ASA

Answer 1

You haven't taken the ACT or SAT's, which are crucial in determining your competitiveness, as to how you do on the AP tests for these classes you're taking. Also, has anyone else from your high school gone to these schools? If so, that makes it easier for you, because they recognize your school and program. To get into these schools, you either have to have amazing connections, or be a completely amazing person. Hold positions of leadership and do alot in the extracurriculars you're in, and write amazing college essays. You're still so young in high school, and I know I completely changed my mind as to what schools I wanted to go to by the end of my junior year. You have to offer something that no one else can in order to be competitive for these upper tier schools, and might I say there are some equally good small liberal arts colleges that you would be extremely competive for, and they would have more of a focus on undergraduate, and less on research.

Answer 2

sure. except that you're a sophomore, so it's impossible to really tell.
make sure that while taking all these AP classes that you actually learn something interesting. straight A's are nice, but they're worthless if they don't make you genuinely curious and interesting. be sure to read interesting books outside of school, have engaging conversations with smart people, and actually contemplate real problems.
i don't even know if you need all those courses. don't overload yourself; remember to have fun. there are plenty of people who could go to harvard, yale, or chicago and just do work and get degrees and make money. try to be better, more fascinating than them.
you've certainly got potential. do something cool with it.

Answer 3

Your GPA is solid, Honors is tremendous. i'd say to practice and be conscious what occurs. i grow to be invited, yet ought to no longer discover the money for it after all. My GPA grow to be 3.8 some thing on the instantaneous and that i grow to be in Honors. i understand they are both searching for school youngsters to fulfill their monetary aide requirements. Shoot for the celebs, you not in any respect understand!

Answer 4

what is uoc? aim high and see what happens. don't worry if no ivy league, there plenty of good schools out there...and you won't be in debt the rest of your life.

Answer 5

You are off to a great start, but it is still very early, and thus hard to tell how you will do.

Answer 6

yeah. but don't take four years of p.e.