Acceptance into a good college?

I know I won't make it into an Ivy League school with my bad grades (not that it wasn't a dream to begin with) and with the fact that I want to go to a college I like, not just a college my parents like. I want to know what are some other good colleges that I might have a chance at?

I am currently undecided as a major but I do major in something International-related so probably International Business (any other degree options?)
I'm currently a junior in a pretty competitive public high school

GPA: Freshman- 3.614
Sophomore- 3.7, 1st semester
(I think my junior- 1st semester is going to be around 3.8-3.9, so you can say it's improving)
PSAT: 166 (I'm improving /taking SAT in Jan)

Classes: Currently, 3 honors and 3 AP and one regular-Orch
Activities (I don't have THAT much)
9th: Crimestoppers, L.A.S.E.R, Pops Orch, Spanish
10th: L.A.S.E.R, NHS
11th: LA.S.E.R, NHS, Key, Spanish, Photo
Awards: Violin, Photography, Volunteering

(I will add more)

Officer Positions: Class reporter for Orch, Photographer for Spanish Club, Co-Secretary for Photo Club

Volunteering (I loved volunteering): Teen Court Atttorney, Past Homework Center Tutor, Chinese 2 H Tutor @ School, Special Needs/Therapeutic Services Volunteer, Southern Star Office-Aid, Various one-time NHS events/ Special Needs events

good college but aint ivy league? many U. Chicago is worldwide famous..
UW in Seattle is good
NYU is good
Virginia U
Rice U
UW Madison
Rochester U
UW in saint louis..

these are the great schools but aint in ivy league...

*duckie, the poster said he wants something else..jez
*isnt MIT and Duke ivy league? top 5 ...

duckie, i got cha! Report It

Ivy leagues are overrated anyway, i know some friends who are at ivy league but hate it and probably transfer out of it. well here are some really good school : Univ. Virginian, Vanderbilt, Georgia tech, MIT, Berkely, UCLA, USC (cali), Duke, Northwestern, Wash U St. Louis, Emory, NYU, UCSF, and probably any other or your choice.

Try University of Chicago, it's Ivy-League level but way less successful. UCLA of USC would be good too.

University of Colorado
University of California System (including UCSD, UCLA, UC Berkely)
University of Washington

There are a list of schools (see link in source)
* College of William and Mary
* Miami University at Oxford
* University of California system[3]
* University of Michigan
* University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
* University of Texas at Austin
* University of Vermont
* University of Virginia
* College of William and Mary
* Indiana University Bloomington
* Miami University
* Michigan State University
* The Ohio State University (Columbus)
* Pennsylvania State University (University Park)
* Rutgers University
* University of Arizona
* University of California, Berkeley
* University of California, Davis
* University of California, Irvine
* University of California, Los Angeles
* University of California, San Diego
* University of California, Santa Barbara
* University of Colorado at Boulder
* University of Connecticut
* University of Delaware
* University of Florida
* University of Georgia
* University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
* University of Iowa
* University of Maryland College Park
* University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
* University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
* University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
* University of Texas at Austin
* University of Virginia
* University of Washington
* University of Wisconsin-Madison

(copied the list right off the wikipedia page)

I know that UCSB, and UCLA has a good social atmosphere.

To gary...
I haven't posted Ivy League schools.
The schools that are listed here are called PUBLIC Ivy.. These are public universities that are equal in academics and opportunities to ivy league schools. Some of them are easier to get into. You've listed some your self! gary. These are excellent schools, with good reputations, and any student would have the opportunity to get a good education at one of these schools.
MIT and Duke are not in the Ivy League

Since you're not going Ivy League, the options are endless. What you need to ask yourself is, what learning environment YOU believe is best for YOU. Mega University with huge lectures or that small college with more individual attention? Some place close or "get out of town!" You get my drift?
Where do you live? Many colleges heavily recruit outside regions to allow diversity. Look at colleges who emphasize music/photography. Consider overseas (the Caribbean in winter?)!
A degree from a acclaimed University is impressive BUT it's the degree, from where ever, that gets you in the door. You may have the Ivy League recruiting you for grad school!