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[title] has anyone gotten off the waitlist for astro yet?

For context I'm not fgli (kinda opposite lmao), and I have p advanced coursework and research. Should I apply here, or will I be at a disadvantage cuz I'm the wrong demographic

applying as physics major

Demographics:

• Hooks: none
• Demographics: Asian female, competitive state

Academics:

• 4.0/4.0 UW
• Rank: na (homeschooled)
• sat: 1560 (760 RW, 800 M)
• psat: 1500 (740 RW, 760 M)

Coursework:

• AP Physics C: Mechanics + E&M (5, 5), AP Chemistry (5), AP European History (5), AP English Language (5), AP Calc BC (5, 5 with AB subscore), Lin Alg, Multivari Calc, Diff equations, post AP level physics courses at cc, AP Latin (prob a 5)
• finish lower div physics courses for physics major at local uni next year, as well as take some upper div classes in proof/abstract algebra

ECs/Awards:

• UCSB SRA stem program; might get publication
• Part time tutoring job
• AP Scholar w/ Distinction
• Volunteering at animal shelter for past 3 yrs (400+ hrs)
• research internship at local university, did/am doing some coding (haven't published anything yet tho)
• sat/AP Physics 1 tutor for schoolhouse
• Teaching Assistant for Physics at CC
• National Latin Exam Gold 4x
• Assume NMSF with my score

LOR: research mentor/cc professors

What are the chances I'd get into UCs (UCB, UCLA, UCSB, UCSD, etc), Harvey Mudd, CMU, Gtech, etc.?I'm worried cuz I don't have any significant research/olympiad awards as rising senior

Also, I'm making my college list rn, and would appreciate any advice as to what schools I should see as reaches, targets, and safeties. I want my list to be as balanced + realistic as possible. Ty for any help!

[title] essentially I am trying to enroll in math 109 for the summer session, and I'm on the wait list (3rd person). I'm just wondering what are the chances of getting off? ty!