Am I going to get into any semi-decent colleges?

Freshman Year:


Algebra I= D


Algebra I (summer school)= B


Physical Science= C+


English I= B+


World History I= C+


French II= C





Sophomore Year


Geometry= C


Biology= C


Honors English II= B


US History II= C


French III= C


Pottery= B





Junior Year


Algebra II= C


Chemistry= D


Honors English III= B


World History I= C


Honors French IV= C


Practical Law= C+


Lifeguarding= A+


First Aid= A+





Senior Year (Hasn't happened, yet!)


Probability and Statistics= probably a B


English IV= probably an A


Physics= probably a B, B+


Graphical Design= A+


AP French= probably a B+





Other Stuff


-Held a job for 4 years involving media writing and graphical design


-FOUNDED high school's newspaper


-Senior Editor of school newspaper for 2 years


-involved on the school newspaper for all 4 years


-certified in First Aid, certified lifeguard


-I'll have really good recommendations!


-my admissions essay is going to be AMAZING.





What kind of schools will I get into? Any decent ones?

Am I going to get into any semi-decent colleges?
It's hard to say because you've got some things going for you and something not. I think you'll get into a college, though it may not necessarily be a really GOOD college. Your high school grades don't look so hot, but you did get a relatively high SAT score. However, almost all of the 11 colleges I've applied to have told me that grades play higher in the admissions process than do the test scores. On the other hand, you have a lot of activities and have shown leadership skills. My suggestion? Better make absolutely sure your admissions essay is bangin' and you've got really awesome teacher recommendations. I think you'll be fine. Just don't expect to get into any ivy league schools.
Reply:you'll be accepted-just don't expect any free rides
Reply:I think you need a psychic for this one. However, a lot depends on your ACT and SAT test scores. I think you have a chance.
Reply:It might be best for you to start at a junior college and then transfer to a 4-year university.





Also, have you taken the SAT yet? You'll go alot farther with a good grade.