What are my chances of getting into selective colleges or much scholarship money?

I’m wondering what my chances are of getting into pretty selective colleges OR getting Presedential Scolarships to mid-level schools? By selective, I do not mean MIT, Harvard, Yale, etc. I mean schools like Northwestern, UCLA, etc. By mid-level schools, I mean schools like Loyola Chicago or Saint Louis University.

My freshman year I didn’t do too hot. I took all the honors classes I could, but I got kind of a lot of Bs. I also somehow got a B in ceramics (despite having an A all semester and getting 100 on the final, I still don’t know why) and I’m scared this will look horrible for college. Sophomore year I improved greatly, but I’m nervous that freshman year may ruin my chances greatly. This is what my grades look like so far:

Freshman Year (S1):
English 1 Honors- B
Biology Honors- B
Spanish 1- B
(Integrated) Math 2- B
History- A
Intro to Culinary- A
Gym- A

Freshman Year (S2):
English 1 Honors- B
Biology Honors- A
Spanish 1- B
Math 2- A
History- A
Ceramics 1- B
Gym- A

Sophomore Year (S1):
English 2 Honors- A
Chemistry Honors- A
Spanish 2- A
AP US History- A
Health- A
Math 3 Honors- B

Sophomore Year (S2):
English 2 Honors- A
Chemistry Honors- A
Spanish 2- A
AP US History- A
Gym- A
Math 3 Honors- B

My cumulative weighted GPA is a 4.11. My cumalitive unweighted GPA is 3.68.

My schedule next year is difficult, being I got recommended by teachers for honors and AP level in every core class + language, and am going through with it:

Precalc Honors
AP Gov (S1) & AP Psych (S2)
AP Chemistry
AP Lang
Spanish 3 Honors
Physics Honors

I can get my GPA up to an unweighted 3.7, and my weighted to a 4.2 or 4.3 if I do well my junior year. I am also in a leadership program for incoming freshman to help them adjust and feel comfortable (which includes leading a big all-day event) I’m in NHS, I have about 20 hours of math tutoring through my school, and I also have a summer job as a lifeguard at the local water park.

I also got a 29 on my first practice ACT. Talking to teachers and counselors, they easily think I can get up to the 30s.

I’m just wondering how good my chances are. Thanks!