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I've just kinda been wondering this...

I currently have a 3.4 average gpa at a highschool in the top 3% in the country. My states standardized tests (the MEAP, etc.) put me in the top 90-95% in all subjects. I'm dual enrolled with highschool and community college computer programming classes where I hold a B or above at all times. I've played soccer every fall, crew every winter, and switched off between crew and soccer in the spring. I help out at my church on a weekly basis. I've done lots of helping at things like soup kitchens, etc.. I also participate in band class and am in Spanish III. I'm a year ahead in math classes and am in honors science/english. Is this a decent application for colleges like:
-University of Michigan
-University of Virginia (I have 2 immediately family relatives and a slightly more distant one as well who went there which is something they look for)
-Michigan State
-Possibly any Ivy Leagues if possible?
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lol my GPA's a 2.5 im fried -_-
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3.4 gpa thats decent because of people from outside the country the probably have a 4.0 but your other circular activaties make it up so maybe I would accept you
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if you're going for ivy leagues, and want to do programming try stanford. If possible, raise your grades up as high as possible the rest of the time you have, and do a bit of volunteering, enroll in leadership programs, run for student council president or a club president, etc.

I assure you you can do it.
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I've done lots of helping at things like soup kitchens, etc


expand on that. you only listed one thing.
Make the whole thing longer. It's a little short. Say why you want to go to their college.
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