What are my chances at getting into these colleges?

Chance Me / Match Me!
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I’m currently a junior and I had a few colleges in mind to go to however with my grades and what not I’m extremely stressed that I wont get in to any of them. If you happen to be extremely knowledgeable about what schools look at and my chances your feedback would be greatly appreciated.

Im from Southern California
GPA: 2.8-3.0 Unweighted (Depending on this semester)
ACT: Taking in June but lets just say a 24-26
Hispanic/Latino
I’ve taken: Chem (sophomore), Bio (freshman), Honors Anatomy/Physiology, AP United States History, up to Spanish II and finishing Pre-Calculus this year.
3 years athletics
School activities such as clubs and what not.
Also have my own business (dont know if this helps just decided to put it anyway)

Honestly I’m not a dumb kid I just have serious work ethic and test taking issues, hoping somehow colleges will see this and understand.

Schools I’m hoping for.

University of Arizona
University of Alabama
Arizona State
Colorado
Louisiana State
Florida State
Michigan State
Oregon
Washington State
Mississippi (Ole Miss)
Indiana University

REACH schools (caps because a big chance of rejection)
University of Washington
North Eastern
University of California Santa Barbara
California Polytechnic San Luis Obispo
University of Florida
Miami

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With the exception of Northeastern and possibly “Miami” (do you mean Miami University or University of Miami) all the colleges on your list are public. It’s not a “typical” list considering the number of public out of state colleges. First consider your instate options. Look at California State Universities (CSUs) that generally admit someone with your stats. Both UCSB and Cal Poly are unlikely. So look through the other CSUs. They have a formula that will give you a strong sense of whether you have good chances or not.

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I forgot to mention out of state is something I prefer. Thanks for the reply though.

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Use the supermatch tool over on the left and put in your scores and see if those colleges fit.