Can I get into University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign?

Question

I am a bit concerned about whether I can get into this university or not, so I was wondering if you guys could give me a bit of a picture of what my chanes are. Here it goes.

My high school GPA is 3.3
these are my high school classes:
9th grade: PE, French 3, Asian Social Studies, English 9, Geometry w/ proofs, introduction to chemistry and physics, Orchestra
10th grade: Mandarin level 5, Western Studies, English 10, Honors Algebra 2/trigonometry, Honors biology, Orchestra, PE
11th grade: Mandarin level 6, US history, English Literature, AP Computer Science A. Honors Chemistry, Precalculus, Orchestra, General Business
12th Grade: AP enviromental Science, AP computer science AB, AP Chemistry, AP Calculus AB, Orchestra, Rhetoric for College, AP statistics, Marketing

My Extracurriculars
Orphanage club -3 years of leadership position, Enviromental Alliance, NJHS, TRI-M honor society, Cancer Society, auditioned octet (I play the cello and this is a very hard group to get into)

AP Chem: 5
AP stats: 4

Potential majors are maybe in engineering, but i hear that it is very hard to get into UIUC with engineering

Maybe computer science, or business

I am asian...i dont know whether that changes anything or not.

Answer 1

I think admission is largely based on ACT, but I would think you'd have a good chance. If this is your #1 school for sure and you didn't score very high on the ACT you should apply for undecided and then switch to engineering if that is still what you want. I think you need at least a 30 to get into engineering. So it really depends on your ACT.

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Answer 2

You'll be on the border for UIUC, in general. If you want to do engineering, you'll have better luck applying to UIC.
Are you an Illinois resident? I ask because Illinois requires 4 years of PE to graduate from high school, and you don't have it.