Danyul, my advice is to double check your work. Make sure you arent forgetting any details, have the mental math straight, and are actually answering the question. Calmness is key, as well as just remembering the basics. Keep the concepts straight and other stuff should fall in line. And what the ivies care about is NOT a perfect SAT score. Anything above 2200 and below 2350 is weighted about the same. Decent scores (2100+ for asians, 2000+ if you're white, even lower if you're black/hispanic) are a prerequisite, but wont be a deciding factor in admission unless they also see you're struggling academically.
My best advice is to try to get important sounding positions in a variety of student associations, optimally with an elected position as well (NHS president, student body vice president, etc). MAKE SURE TO DO COMMUNITY SERVICE. LOTS OF IT. ESPECIALLY DURING THE SUMMER.
^^sorry about the caps, but this is an important point. It's rather easy to do and only requires some time. Don't volunteer at a library. Volunteer with some sort of program that helps poor/sick/elderly. Hospital volunteer is a great idea. If you happen to meet someone who dies, it makes a great essay topic too.
I know that sounds kinda heartless, but the whole process is kinda cutthroat. Chances are not good lol.
Well, good luck. I hope u end up doing better than me lol. I went 2340 sat, 800 math II, 800 physics, 780 us history, 10+ ap exams, captain of a bunch of academic teams, won first at the state level in all of them, etc. and still got screwed over. well, not completely. i'm doing biomed engineering at johns hopkins, but i woulda liked to have gotten into stanford.