Chances of getting into CU Boulder

Hello, I was wondering what my chances are of getting into CU Boulder. Sadly my grades aren’t good at all. I am currently a Soft more and I only have 1 more year to prove myself and that would be junior year.

The classes I took in 9th grade were:
Honors Geometry: B
Honors English 9: B
AP Human Geo: B (AP test : 4)
AP Environmental: B (AP test: 4)
Spanish 2: B
P.E: A
Piano: A
I got the same exact grades for second semester.
My Unweighted GPA turned out to be 3.1. My weighted turned out to be a 3.83.

10th grade classes:
First Semester:
Honors Algebra 2: C
Honors English 10: C
Honors Biology: C
AP US history: B
Spanish: C
P.E: A

Second Semester:
Honors Algebra 2: B
Honors English 10: C
Honors Biology: B
AP US History: B
Spanish: B
Web Page Design: B

Second Semester however isn’t over.

My Unweighted GPA for first semester was a 2.5 (ouch…) and Weighted was a 3.166

I know I really messed up Softmore year… I’m hoping my 2nd semester grades will bring up this years GPA. Cause I am at a very low right now. I feel like I have absolutely no chance of getting into this school. I do have a wide range of colleges I wish to apply to but CU Boulder is the main one. I’m hoping to take the Computer Science Major. My extracurricular’s are basically nothing. I have 0 community service hours, no sports. The only thing I ever participated in was chess club, and i’m the president of the Programming Club… I’m also on the chess team. I am planning on volunteering during the summer because I have 0 hours in that as well. Am I done for and should just give up, or do I have some kind of chance… My class rank is at I think 40%… also very horrible.

Junior Year classes will be: AP Computer Science, AP World History, Honors Pre Calc, AP Biology, Honors Physics, Normal English, and Finance.

I will be taking the SAT during my Junior year and do plan on studying on that.

Thank you very much for any kind responses.

Forgot to add, my demographics are asian/middle eastern (idk im placed as other a lot) and I wasnt born in the UNited States. Im also trilingual.

Also my parents divorced during that semester of bad grades.

I definitely wouldn’t give up. You definitely have your work cut out for you, and you know it. Colleges like to see improvement. Good luck.

Keep up the hard work, apply to the University and let the chips fall where they may. Don’t give up on CU, though. The University seeks students with grit, not necessarily the highest grades.