<p>GPA: 2.4 out of 4.5. I know it SUCKS. had a really difficult time freshman year and beginning of sophomore year but I have an upward trend and I'm learning alot so hope to get straight A's this year. Got A's and B's first quarter.</p>
<p>ACT: I'm not going to stop taking it until I get atleast a 25 or 26. No questions asked</p>
<p>EC'S: Freshman year I wasn't able to do anything since I struggled so much with school work, Sophomore year I did yearbook, MESS Club and JV Track and Field. Junior year I do MESS Club which is a school spirit club planning things such as Pep rally events, fundraisers for athletics, etc. I hope to get a presidential term next year. I also do FBLA and we plan things such as fundraisers at school, athletic events, charities etc. </p>
<p>My school is actually in the top ranking in my state and recieved a grade of 5 out of 5 in education. I want to know if colleges will take that into consideration because it actually is a hard school
I know I can get a letter of rec from my literature teacher, possibly one from my math teacher and, possibly one of the dean of students at my school. Do I have any chances if I get my GPA up more? I'm really serious school is not a joke to me.</p>
<p>Colleges looking into
University of Iowa: 82% acceptance rate (3rd choice) no set GPA, 20 or higher on ACT
Iowa State: 81% acceptance rate, no set GPA 20 or higher on ACT
University of NE- Omaha: 76% acceptance rate (in state resident), rank in upper half or 20 on ACT, 950 on SAT or higher
University of NE- Lincoln: 59% acceptance rate(in state resident), same as UNO
LSU: 72% acceptance rate (1st choice), 3.0 gpa and 22 on ACT or higher
TCU: 38% acceptance rate (2nd choice) (reach) All aspects of application taken into consideration
Kansas State University: 99% acceptance rate (safety) recieve 21 or above on ACT or rank in top 1/3 of your class
Briar Cliff University: 100% acceptance rate (safety), open enrollment</p>
<p>Please don't tell me go to community college. The community colleges in Omaha are not the best and I want a good education. </p>
<p>Sorry this post is really long thanks for taking the time to read it</p>