<p>I plan on applying to all the Ivy Leauge schools.
I got a 2.3 in high school cause I didn’t take high school seriously at all.
I got an 1890 on my first SAT.</p>
<p>I attended BYU-Idaho for my first semester of college and failed 4 out of my 5 classes and got one A.</p>
<p>I moved back to california to attend college back home.I realized it was time I got serious with school seeing as I almost ruined my chances at college all together.
I am at a california community college and I have a 3.9 with completion of the honors program. I am an eagle scout. </p>
<p>Do I have any chance at getting in to any of the ivy leagues?</p>
<p>Successful transfer students generally are students, who in HS, achieved GPA & test scores & ECs that would have garnered them admissions as graduating seniors.</p>
<p>Your eventual target list of 4yr colleges should, realistically, not include very selective colleges. Bluntly, they are out of reach. However, congrats on your recent turn around. Your immediate goal is to fortify your gains, not revert back to your HS self or your past performance level at BYU-Id, and to stay the course. With more success, then make a serious appt w/your school’s transfer adviser to assemble a list of realistic and affordable 4yr colleges. Best of luck to you</p>
<p>Not a chance. Furthermore your failed classes will be factored into your GPA. Repeat those courses, apply to Berkeley/UCLA and be happy you live in CA with such great public universities. </p>