I haven't been to school in three years and had a terrible

>>17319223
Ivy level (yale, stanford, columbia), no
State schools and some lesser private universities, probably.

>>17319223
Unless you substantially improve your knowledge, studying to retake exams is pointless, and you'll most likely score around the same anyways.

Generally, your GPA and SAT is valid for X number of years before you have to retake or take a compass exam which determines if you need to take any remedial courses, so either way you will get placed AT level and not above.

Your best bet for better universities is going state for an AS/BS and transferring out with a high GPA. State universities, that I am aware of, don't have GPA requirements.

Why not go to community college for 2 years, save some money earning the credits for your degree, and then your SAT score becomes irrelevant and your CC gpa will do the talking for you?

>>17319223
I got into college with a 2.0 GPA and a 19 act score lol. I was athlete, but not in basketball, soccer, football, or baseball. I graduated with a 3.20 and currently getting my masters with a 3.8. I was super lazy in hs and never did homework or try on tests. I almost dropped out.

You might need to go to a cc/junior college first