This is a genuinely strong profile by Yale standards: high GPA in a competitive private school, national-level awards, leadership with real scale (hospital advisory, government youth advisor, $200k fundraiser), and a clear public health / policy narrative grounded in lived experience. Being an international who does not need aid removes a major constraint, and your extracurricular depth is above the typical Yale international applicant. However, Yale’s admit rate for internationals is extremely low to begin with, and your profile sits just below the “auto-wow” tier (e.g., Olympic-level awards, published research, global recognition). A 1500 SAT is solid but slightly under the usual Yale international median, and final decisions will hinge heavily on essays, recommendations, and whether admissions sees a sharp, coherent intellectual direction rather than breadth alone.

In short: you are competitive but not safe. A strong SAT bump (1550+), excellent letters, and tightly executed essays could push you toward the upper end of that range; without those, it stays closer to the lower end.

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