So I just finished junior year and I currently have a 2.9 unweighted gpa, but will easily get all A’s for my senior year and bring it up. I brought it up from having a semester with all F’s so far. I haven’t taken the SAT or ACT yet but if I hope/plan to do well or above average on both. No AP’s, and if it helps I’ve kept a job about a year and a half now, I was on my high school dance team, I volunteered as a counselor for a childrens camp three summers and a coach for childrens cheerleading. I know this isn’t much information but I’m considering some of these schools so any help would be great.
Boise State
University of Kansas
University of Nevada, Reno
Louisiana State University
Sonoma State University
Sacramento State University
West Virginia University
Washington State University
Arizona State University
University of Alabama
Sac State and Sonoma State will only consider your 10-11th grades so Senior grades will not help your GPA.
You need to calculate your CSU GPA: https://secure.csumentor.edu/planning/high_school/gpa_calculator.asp
After you get your SAT/ACT results, then calculate your Eligiblity index: https://secure.csumentor.edu/planning/high_school/elig_index_calculator.asp
You must have a minimum EI of 2900 for SAT or 694 for ACT to apply to any CSU if you are in-state or OOS you need a 3502 SAT or 842 for ACT. Depending on major and impactation, there may be higher minimum requirements.
https://secure.csumentor.edu/planning/high_school/campuses_that_have_higher_standards.asp
CSU’s are all about numbers, GPA and test scores. EC’s are minimally considered.
Are you in-state CA or OOS? You have alot of OOS schools are on your list, so are you able to afford these schools?
Based on the information provided no one can chance you until you have test scores. Your GPA is low for many of the schools on your list, but higher test scores may help… Repost with all the pertinent information when it is available. Good Luck.