Concretely, based on your it means you want to attend college in CA as well as Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Washington ; all states in New England; Michigan, Illinois, Minnesota; Maryland, New Jersey, New York State, Virginia.
Iowa, Kansas, Ohio are potentially possible but there are lots of choices if you look at the states above.
Your 1190 is fully 350 points above your school’s average: it IS very good. That would be taken into account by any top school but you’d definitely need to increase it if you choose to submit.
If you can make it to 1400 you’re golden but since they’ll use your school’s average score to see how far you deviate from it, a 1300 would be ok. Scoring National Recognition would be he cherry on the cake. 
CC, ASU Barrett, CSULB, UC Merced, UNM Honors are all safeties. I wouldn’t even apply to Merced because even if you fail to get into other UCs you’ll automatically get in through the top 9% scheme. UCR is another safety, apply early on + look at the special premed programs like https://msp.ucr.edu/
UCD is a match and perfect for a premed.
You’ll need more academic/financial matches.
I suppose that Brown PLME is your ultimate top choice but run the NPC to see what the financial aid looks like with just your mother’s income (probably a near full ride) and with both parents’ ( 
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I suppose your guidance counselor is fully on board with trying to help you reach the colleges you want. There may be an obstacle in that most students at your school are not college bound (or attend CC), therefore s/he may not be aware of some of the intricacies expected from GC’s used to sending students to highly selective schools.
For instance, your teacher and GC will certainly check that you have the most rigorous curriculum available and are one of the top few they’ve encountered. But they’ll need to write little anecdotes that make you shine - and since UCs don’t require LORs, they may be rusty. (As you can imagine, it’s too easy to write “X is exceptional”. Adcoms will want proof, or, more accurately, what your recommender exactly means by it.)
In their recommendation, they’ll need to provide a way to measure how exceptional you are compared to the school profile, specific examples of the ways you are self motivated to achieve beyond anything they’ve seen in 10, 20, 30 years.
You’ll need to give them something called a “brag sheet”, where you list the moments, notions, readings, experiments… that stick out in your memory wrt their class or your HS career so their recommendation can be vivid and detailed.
At most private universities, you’ll need to “demonstrate interest”. It means creating an email you use for college communication like 1stNameLastName.College.2024 @ …; then you look up “join the mailing list”+ name of private colleges you’ve heard of or are listed on your thread; they’ll send you messages, which you need to faithfully open regularly; if you see something of interest, click on it: they actually track all of it and use it to determine whether you’re serious about them or not.
Note that DE Chem for Medical Sciences is likely to be very competitive and WILL count toward your MedSchool Science GPA and science GPA. Since you’re already taking Chemistry and AP Environmental and DE Anatomy and DE Physiology, it looks like overkill and it’s a class you simply can’t get anything but an A in… Since you’re taking AP Chem senior year, I would leave that DE class for college.
Your Junior year also badly needs a World Language, see if you can take Spanish 102 and 201 that year so you’re competitive everywhere.
) and also the other nearest one is about a 35 minutes without socal traffic. I don’t really feel I would preform well in Spanish literature online considering it’s a very difficult class and my Spanish knowledge is limited to Spanglish/not very formal. Thanks for the suggestion though. I’ll keep searching for alternative cc’s.