I have a terrible decline in GPA

Applying to College
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<p>Here are the stats (my school doesn't weight):
Freshman Year:
French 3: A-/B+
English 9: A/A
Civics 9: A-/A
Science 9: A/A
Golf: A
Taste of America: A
Study Hall: A/A
Geometry: B+/A-
Algebra 1: A-/B+
Computer Animation: B+
Gym: A
Advanced Composition: A
Research Paper For the College Bound: A
Aerospace Engineering: A
Health 9: A
Final GPA: 3.796</p>

<p>Sophomore Year:
Culinary 101: A
Gym 10: A
Modern US History: A/A
Algebra 2: A/A
Honors Chemistry: A-/A-
Pre-Calculus: A/A
French 4: A/A-
Honors Biology Genetics: A/A
Perspectives in American Literature: A/A
Final GPA: 3.938</p>

<p>Junior Year (braces yourselves):
French 5: B+/B+
AP Calculus AB: B+/B+
AP Environmental Science: B+/B
Honors Writers Workshop: A
Guitar 1: A
World Studies: A/A
Health 9: A
Honors Global Literature: A
AP Calculus BC: B+/A
Honors Physics: A-/A
Final GPA: 3.667</p>

<p>Final Overall, Cumulative, Unweighted GPA: 3.8</p>

<p>Is this going to hurt me? What can you say about my trend?</p>

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<p>Also, my SAT will be 1900</p>

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<p>Gee, I was braced for D’s and F’s. Honestly, those grades don’t look all that awful to me.</p>

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<p>That’s not bad at all. Although it depends on where you’re applying, your GPA shouldn’t be an issue. Your SAT will be an issue though if you’re applying to selective schools.</p>

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<p>How do you know what your SAT will be?</p>

<p>Agree that it doesn’t look all that bad.</p>

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<p>Your GPA is fine. A B in Calc is good.</p>

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<p>Sorry, just to clarify a few things.

  1. The schools i’m looking at are big public universities (University of Washington, University of Minnesota, Portland State University) just to name a few.
  2. My SAT was 1900 the first time. I deflated the SAT a bit, but judge it as a 1900.
    Thanks for your input everyone.</p>