<p>Hello everyone, Im a junior in highschool, and currently im getting a C in ap physics and doing well in other classes, i was wondering if i get a high score on my ACT like a 31 or 32, and get Bs or As in AP chem and bio senior year, what are my chances of getting into a selective college. Please respond , Thanks</p>
<pre><code> Fabio
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<p>Almost all colleges are “selective” to some extent. Be specific.</p>
<p>Oh sorry about that, well im from Illinois, i had dreams going to Univeristy of Chicago, and Northwestern but im worried i wont be able to make it so im looking at like Univeristy of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, or Loyola. Something in that category im not to positve i havent done too much research on colleges yet. I want to go to a school that has a good science program so if any names pop up in your head please mention.</p>
<p>Is money no object? Can your parents pay the $50k+ annual college costs? Or, do you know if you’d qualify for financial aid? (wanting FA is not enough, you have to qualify for it.)</p>
<p>Admittance to many/most colleges is based on grades 9-11 (with grade 11 being the most important). Since you’d be applying in the fall, your senior year grades won’t really be known.</p>