<p>Everyone else has already suggested the Dr. route, so I’d just add having a good Jr. year, doing the best you can (which might be surprisingly good if you get checked out). Add as much structure to your homework as you can. If you’re focusing on grades, I wouldn’t do a lot of ECs or hold a job during the school year.</p>
<p>If you go to CC, you don’t have to pick your transfer college immediately. You can wait until you’re ready to apply. When you go to CC, you also don’t have to take 5 classes right away.</p>
<p>I really liked the suggestion of considering a different CC too. Particularly if you might want to go to a public school in another state, a life-plan that involves a CC in another state could lead to establishing residency in that state to take advantage of its in-state residency for tuition. If you look at 4,5 and 6 year college graduation rates for many schools, you will see that you will have a lot of company.</p>