Can i get into any of these Universities/What are my Chances for acceptance, with the stats that i have?

Question

GPA: 3.74 (4.0 - Scale)
SAT: 2180 (780M; 700W; 700CR)
Highschool: Public High School (Top 10 PHS)
Class Rank: Top 20-25% (380 Students)
Location: Massachusetts
Extracurricular Activites: Track (2) & Cross Country X 4 years
Volunteer Work: 200+ Hours; Various Activities (Hospital, Town, School, Library, etc.)
Job: 1 year
Goal: Go to a 4-year private unv, go to medical school, become a doctor.

Here are some of the colleges that I am currently looking into. I need to know my chances of acceptance to these colleges and what I can actualyl get into right away. let me know if you have any other colleges that i should look into =]...but... ***I am strictly looking for a 4-year, private University. I am not looking for a community college/state school/voch/junior schools. I am not even considering those types of schools. thanks =]
1. boston University
2. boston college
3. cornell university
4. tufts university
5. northeastern university
6. brown university
7. WPI
8. upenn

Answer 1

You need to get the Barron's Guide to Colleges and Universities. Good Luck!!!

I think Cornell is for you!

Answer 2

I really don't have an answer for you, but I know how it feels. I was in your boat just a year ago. Colleges are really arbitrary. Nowadays, even with good stats, its hard to tell if colleges will take you. (But your SAT scores are good and colleges still love those high scores.) I know that you said that you were strictly looking for a four school college, but have you ever considered 6 year medical programs? There are various schools that have then, such as Boston University, and Brown. (Others are Sophie Davis, Northwestern and Lehigh)

I wish you the best of luck!

Answer 3

You're probably qualified to go to any of them. The problem with good schools is they always have more qualified students applying than they can accommodate, so even great students get rejected. You can make yourself stand out with a really well-written essay and by contacting and visiting the admissions office often (good schools keep track of how many times prospective students contact the school).
Also, more than picking only the most outstanding students, they want to accept the students who won't turn down an admission offer (they get higher stats that way), so even if a school is last on your list, act like it's first whenever you talk to them.

Good luck and hope that helps.