What are my chances of getting into any universities? I really don't want to go to community college

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>So I am currently a junior. I turned 15 on Sept. 4 and I skipped 8th grade.
First semester of freshman year:
Science: (my lowest grade) D
Bodyworks (gym): A
Drama: A
Geography Honors: B
Geometry Honors: C+
Intro to Lit: C
Spanish 1: A
Weighted GPA: 3.129
U/W GPA: 2.904
Second semester of freshman year:
I got my science grade up to a B-
Bodyworks: A
Drama: A
Geography Honors: B
Geometry Honors: B
Intro to Lit: C+
Spanish 1: A
Weighted GPA: 3.543
U/W GPA: 3.286
First Semester of sophomore year:
Lowest grade was a C (in honors biology of course.)
Algebra 2: B
American Lit Honors: C+
Choir: A-
Drama 2: A
Spanish 3 Honors: C+
US History: B+
Weighted GPA: 3.229
U/W GPA: 2.951
Second Semester of sophomore year:
Bio Honors: B-
Algebra 2: B-
American Lit Honors: B+
Choir: A-
Drama 2: A
Spanish 3 Honors: A
US History: B+
Weighted GPA: 3.810
U/W GPA: 3.381
Junior Year: (Enrolled In)
Choir
Drama 3
Spanish 4 Honors
Health and Med Honors
AP Psychology
African American Lit Honors
Pre-Calculus Honors
I have volunteer hours, and I play high school tennis
Cumulative GPA (Weighted) 3.428
Class Rank 317 of 607
Percentile 47.78%
Cumulative GPA (Unweighted) 3.131
Class Rank 293 of 607
Percentile 51.73%</p>

<p>I just want to know my chances of getting into a good university.</p>

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<p>Read a broad, introductory book about college admissions first to start identifying what kind of 4-year college you want, what major interests you, etc. Check out the book called Admission Matters, for example. </p>

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<p>Good GPA shows consistency. Good standardized test scores show intelligence (for admission intents & purposes). You have a decent GPA as of your junior year. Dedicate yourself to improving your GPA. Take the SAT or the ACT and let us know. </p>

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<p>For most universities that are realistic with a 3.1, your ECs are just fine. However, before I can set you some target scores, due most likely to a few college recommendations, maybe you should answer some of the following questions:</p>

<ul>
<li>What major do you intend to study?</li>
<li>Do you prefer small schools or large schools?</li>
<li>Do you have geographical preferences?</li>
<li>Do you require significant financial aid?</li>
</ul>

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<p>There are so many universitys where the accepting GPA ranges and everything varies. I feel like you will definitely be able to get into a 4 year university, but the selectivity of it would be probably low or moderate. you wont have a problem.</p>