<p>Here are my grades for my freshman year:<br>
1st semester:</p>
<p>Algebra 1- B+
World History- A+
English I- A+
Freshman Seminar- A
Spanish I- B+
Biology I- A
P.E.- A+
Geography- A+</p>
<p>2nd semester:</p>
<p>Algebra I- A-
World History- A+
English I- A+
Driver's Ed- A
Spanish I- A
Biology I- A
P.E.- A+
Geography- A+</p>
<p>Sophomore year:
1st semester:</p>
<p>Earth & Space Science- A
Geometry- A-
Illinois History- A+
Biology II- A
CP. English II- A
P.E.- A+
Spanish II- A</p>
<p>My grades as of now (2nd semester):</p>
<p>Earth & Space Science- A+
Geometry- B+
Health- B+
Biology II- A
CP. English II- A
P.E.- A+
Spanish II- A</p>
<p>MY GPA as of now is 4.00</p>
<p>What are my chances of being accepted into Loyola University at Chicago with these grades? I think I can raise my grade in Health to an A (It turned to a B+ today because I got a B- on an assignment), but I am doubtful when it comes to Geometry. If these grades are unacceptable, are they sufficient for Lewis University?</p>
<p>I have not taken the ACT yet, but I got a 19 on the EXPLORE Test during my freshman year, and I got a 22 on the PLAN test during my sophomore year; I scored highest in English on both of them, Science was second, Math was third, and Reading was fourth. </p>
<p>Note that I am leaning towards getting a Bachelor of Science in either Biochemistry or Physics.</p>
<p>Next year, I have signed up for the following:</p>
<p>U.S. History (required)
Chemistry I (required)
P.E. (required)
CP. English III (required) (honors)
Algebra II (required)
Spanish III (honors)
Anatomy & Physiology (honors)</p>
<p>My senior year (planned):</p>
<p>Consumer Education/American Government (required)
Comp 111/Comp 112 (honors) (college credit)
P.E. (required)
Physics (honors)
Microbiology/Genetics (both honors)
College Algebra (honors)
Statistics (honors), if still offered at the time; or Introduction to Literature/Chemistry II (both honors)</p>
<p>My school no longer offers AP courses, just honors courses (very few of them). The school is getting rid of most of the few courses that offer college credit. </p>
<p>Thank you for your response. </p>