Do I still have a chance? Or did I mess up?

<p>I always wanted to go to UNC-chapel hill ever since I moved to NC. However, my grades freshman and sophomore year werent as good as I wanted them to be. I got involved with the wrong people when I started school which prevented me from doing my best. After 10th grade, I got rid of those "friends", made new ones, and set a new focus in academics. My overall question is: Can I make it into my dream school (UNC) with these grades? I know its not all about grades. ( I have some pretty exceptional extracurriculars aswell). I do show an upward trend, but it starts junior year.</p>

<p>Freshman year:
H english- B
H world history- A
H geometry- C
H biology- B
Spanish 1- A
Spanish 2- B
Gym/Health- A
Computer apps- A</p>

<p>Sophomore year:
H Algebra 2 online- A
H Economics- B
H English- B
H Chemistry- B
H precalculus- B
H physics- B
H psych- A
Career management- A
AP environmental sci- B</p>

<p>Summer before Junior year:
AP micro econ- A
AP macro econ- A</p>

<p>Junior year:
AP psychology- A
AP US Hist- A
AP calc AB- A
AP calc BC- A
AP US gov- A
H english- A
H sociology-A
H e-commerce- A
Ap world history online- A
AP computer science online- A</p>

<p>summer: (right now)
AP euro history- projected A
AP human geo- projected A</p>

<p>will this upward trend be enough for schools such as UNC or any of the UC's?</p>

<p>My GPA unweighted/weighted before senior year:
UW- 3. 64
W- 4.833</p>

<p>This is the wrong place to put this… Try over here: [What</a> Are My Chances? - College Confidential](<a href=“http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/what-my-chances/]What”>Chance Me / Match Me! - College Confidential Forums)</p>

<p>But a few B’s won’t keep you out of UNC.</p>

<p>Even though this is a chance me, I can still help. Colleges love upward trends because it shows improvement. I got a C my freshman year and it sucks, but I kept going on from there. I agree with poster #2 B’s aren’t going to stop you from UNC. Just keep working hard, and I think you’ll make it.</p>

<p>That’s 12 ap classes before senior year. They’ll see you’re a hard worker, don’t worry</p>