Do I have a ED chance or should I not bother?
High school:
(if not indicated, all grades As)
9: Honors English 9, Hrs World Regions, Hrs Biology,Guitar I,P.E.,Algebra I,Spanish II
Middle School: Spanish I
10: AP Biology (AP Exam: 5),Honors Lit 10,Honors World History,Chemistry, Algebra II, Spanish III, Health (semester 1) & Interactive Multimedia (sem 2)
11: Geometry (credit problem)B for semester 2
Marine Biology
AP Lang & Comp (AP Exam: 5)
AP Chem (3)-B
Precalculus
AP US History (5)
Career Practicum (worked at hospital: ophthalmology, operating room, radiology)
Additional Online Course: AP Psychology (5)
Extracurriculars: President: Children's Coalition, National Honors Society, Philosophy
Chief Editor of Literary Magazine
Member of Film Club
Freshman & Sophomore Class Council
Student Council
Continuous School Improvement
Brain Bowl
Model UN
SAT: (low, but retaking) 2060: 680 C 610 M 770 W
740 Bio 750 US Hist
Sport: Golf
I'll have good essays & recomendations
ED is for Early Decision. I will attempt at their Medical Program.
I live on a naval housing base. I have good character, very passionate about my education.
I'm also in the top 5% of my class. If not ranking number 1.
Sorry, I didn't distinguish them. I took Biology (740) and US History (750) for subject tests.
I'll definitely be working on SAT Reasoning Math and Critical Reading. Unfortunately I had the stomach flu when I took it for the first time.
You have a really good profile, and I'd say to definetly give it a shot. Applying ED raises your chances of getting in from something like 12% to 17%.
I don't know much about the PLME program except that it's really competitive.
I applied ED to Brown, and my SAT score was a little bit lower than yours (but I didn't take any subject tests and so I submitted my ACT, which they accept in place of the SAT and Subject tests)
If you know you want to come, apply ED. It's a lot less nerve racking to know where you're going a whole semester before everyone else, AND you can get a Brown hoodie to sport for Christmas. 
I hope to see you on campus next year!