Chances at MIT?

GPA overall so far of 3.5 (4.4 weighted)
ACT score of 31 on first try
400 hours of volunteer service so far
Started a small "business" rather than got a job called TweakedJunk (does NOT sell junk. =))
certified scuba diver
VP of national honor society
Secretary of Mu Alpha Theta
4-H participant (8 leadership positions)
organizer of Memory Walk 2008 and 2009 (Chas., WV area)
MSAC workshop @ WVSU 2 years(not usually open to students)
College Summit
other things: a drive and a passion for education. I reaaly love to learn ( i would never voice it that way, but yeah).

Also, my low GPA is actually to a battle with depression in my 9th and 10th grade years (i transferred schools). Now, I am honestly the strangest person at my school and i LOVE it.

GPA overall so far of 3.5 (4.4 weighted)
ACT score of 31 on first try
planning to take total of 8 AP exams.
learning French in spare time.
400 hours of volunteer service so far
Started a small "business" rather than got a job called TweakedJunk (does NOT sell junk. =))
certified scuba diver
VP of national honor society
Secretary of Mu Alpha Theta
4-H participant (8 leadership positions)
organizer of Memory Walk 2008 and 2009 (Chas., WV area)
MSAC workshop @ WVSU 2 years(not usually open to students)
College Summit
other things: a drive and a passion for education. I reaaly love to learn ( i would never voice it that way, but yeah).

Also, my low GPA is actually to a battle with depression in my 9th and 10th grade years (i transferred schools). Now, I am honestly the strangest person at my school and i LOVE it.

You will certainly get into some good schools. I think MIT is unlikely. 75% of successful applicants at MIT have higher test scores, and virtually all of them have higher unweighted GPA.

If you want to ge tin, you need a killer admissions essay -- and you need to address your GPA.

If you get in, do not expect to be the strangest person at MIT.

Only thing holding you back is your GPA, and (this is huge) lack of perceived interest in math/science/engineering from your EC's.

Actually, I think you have an excellent chance of getting into MIT. The fact that you started your own business shows a lot of creativity, determination, and leadership that many other high schoolers don't have. There are plently of people who don't have perfect gpa's who get into awesome schools because they show your kind of potential. If you really love to learn, then I'm sure it will show through in your application. And remember, even if you don't get, it doesn't mean you weren't good enough to go there. A lot of times the people who get rejected are rejected simply because there is such huge amount of people who apply that the college just doesn't have the room to take everybody in. I'll keep my fingers crossed for you!