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You have a real sight of world.. World outside relies little on books..Especially when you need to get admission in a university abroad..
I Did my O and A level privately in very hard circumstances without any tuition or teacher or school. Moreover, i had to work alongside too.

. I am a business student. Really passionate.. In 18 years, i have focused on developing my self truly professionally, I have work experience in business content writing. I will soon start stock trading too. I have acquired quite a lot of online courses on EdX and coursera...

Next year, My family is going to USA. I will give 3 A Levels (eco, b.s, mth) this November, two sats next year. (I left my school when i was in 8 th grade where i was a topper) to get into CIE.

I plan to apply for Ivy league, Harvard, Yale, Wharton.. I plan to start quite a few ventures during the next future couple of years. Will be doing social work, welfare ventures

Do I stand an IVY CHANCE

my vote of confidence means nothing, check the university requirements if you meet the requirements then you obviously have a chance, being home schooled is NOT a disadvantage, having work experience is very good if your business content writing experience was with Axact then do NOT mention it on your student application or your personal statement

and since you are interested in finance check out BIWS https://breakingintowallstreet.com/biws/breaking-into-wall-street-courses/ along with http://nyschooloffinance.com/ for an Investment Banking certification and internships, http://www.wallstreetoasis.com/ is a very good forum if you are into finance join it ASAP

btw NYSF and NYU Stern are two different schools, for stock investments you must read Benjamin Graham's Intelligent Investor specially since you are going to the US it will be VERY helpful, also check Aswath Damodaran's material he is also on Wall Street Oasis and teaches at NYU Stern

and for your A-levels you should add Accounting to the list without it you cannot be a Business Student who is interested in finance, also for finance the CFA is a VERY good option it is globally recognized and easily equivalent of an MSc in Finance

for your interest in stocks and investment related links would be
http://www.cfainstitute.org/community/challenge/Pages/index.aspx
http://www.rotmanassetmanagement.com/competitions/
the above links are for equity research and other competitions