BA in Classics, BS in Mathematical Economics double major (was going to major in Comp.Sci., but changed my major).

Pretty sure I will do well on the GRE because:

1. I\'m good at reading/writing in general. My SAT score was pretty high, my essay score was 10 out of 12 (that was like 2 years ago)//plus I am a classics major. I effortlessly read archaic translations of Vergil which were written in like 1700s for what it\'s worth)

2. I\'m pretty good at math (so far i\'ve taken AP Calc BC, Multivariable Calc, Discrete, Linear Alg, Stats, and two 200 level Physics classes - don\'t ask me why I took them...)

my current GPA is around 3.7...(Freshman+summer: Straight A\'s, sophomore: a C in health, 2 Bs in computer science which is why I am changing my major) 

I am good at socializing, despite the fact that there are no Koreans at my school. I am the secretary of an academic honors club, founding member of the social dance society, have been invited to this notoriously mean professor\'s house for dinner (we are friends now!), my girlfriend is HOT and her parents are fairly influential socialites in the state (might be helpful when I need some good LOR from well known economists), I have lots of homeless friends because I made a documentary film about homelessness in town... Most importantly, I do all these without being in a frat (therefore no bullshit connections those fratsters tend to brag about).

Assuming that I will get As in all my future classes from now on (which is already not much so realistic, but whatever), do I stand a chance of getting into a decent phD program (no Harvard or Stanford) in economics (WITH FUNDING because my parents are paying 20k a year for this fake LAC crap)?