I've done a bit of research and found out that this subreddit typically doesn't like these kind of posts, but I'm really worried right now and I didn't know who else to ask.

I'm coming up on my senior year of high school and I have this horrible nagging doubt in the back of my mind that I'm not going to be accepted into any good colleges. The main reason is because of how crappy my high school profile must look so far. I've gone to a horribly underdeveloped private school for all three years and, as such, I've had no opportunities for honors/AP courses or extracurricular activities. Luckily, I'm actually going to the public high school next year, but my counselor was only able to fit me in to one AP course. I have a 4.0 and got a decent score on the ACT, but I'm still really nervous about the lack of academic rigor and extracurriculars.

Do I have even the slightest chance of being accepted to a good school? I'm not looking to go to an Ivy or anything, because I know that I have no chance in hell of getting in to one of them. I'm looking more towards schools like Northwestern and Washington University in St. Louis.
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I'm in a bad spot due to weak academic rigor, lack of extracurriculars, and
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I've done a bit of research and found out that this subreddit typically doesn't like these kind of posts, but I'm really worried right now and I didn't know who else to ask.

I'm coming up on my senior year of high school and I have this horrible nagging doubt in the back of my mind that I'm not going to be accepted into any good colleges. The main reason is because of how crappy my high school profile must look so far. I've gone to a horribly underdeveloped private school for all three years and, as such, I've had no opportunities for honors/AP courses or extracurricular activities. Luckily, I'm actually going to the public high school next year, but my counselor was only able to fit me in to one AP course. I have a 4.0 and got a decent score on the ACT, but I'm still really nervous about the lack of academic rigor and extracurriculars.

Do I have even the slightest chance of being accepted to a good school? I'm not looking to go to an Ivy or anything, because I know that I have no chance in hell of getting in to one of them. I'm looking more towards schools like Northwestern and Washington University in St. Louis.
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No AP courses or extracurriculars available in three years of high school, tripping out
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