Rising GPA Trend : Have I Improved Enough to Have a Shot at NYU, UChic,UBerk,Oxford?

Hi there, I’m currently a rising senior from Canada. My freshman and sophmore grades were terrifyingly low, an average of 73% for both years (to put this in context a 73% in Canada is equal to a B).
However, after kicking my own ass I managed to get my junior year average up to a 96%.

(I’m also currently enrolled in the IB program in case that has any effect on my GPA, not quite sure how weighting works as we don’t work with GPAs in Canada)

Aside from my GPA/Grades, here are my stats:

SAT : 1560 out of 1600
SAT II Math: 770

AP (Tests taken outside of school as my school doesn’t offer AP scores):
US Gov: 5
AP Psych: 5
AP US History: 5
AP Euro History: 5

IB Scores:
French: 7

Senior Year Courseload:
HL Economics
HL History
HL English
SL Math
SL Biology

Extracurriculars:

DECA (Executive): 10-current
FBLA (Executive): Made it to NLC two years in a row 10-current
School Band: 9-current
Law Club (founder) : 11-current
Competitive Ballet: 9 years
RCM Piano: Completed gr.8 practical
RCM Vocal: Completed gr.8 practical

Volunteer/Community Service:
Key Club
Teaching Beginner Ballet

Languages:
French (fluent)
Mandarin (fluent)
Cantonese (fluent)

Other:
Applied for Financial Aid?: No
Intended Major: Economics, Political Science
Country (if international applicant): Canada
School Type: Public, Competitive
Ethnicity: Chinese/Male
Gender: Male
Income Bracket: 150,000+
Hooks (URM, first generation college, etc.):N/A

If my average continues to stay around the 90s range during my senior year, do I have a shot?

Thanks for any input!

You certainly have a shot- that upward trend is good, in my opinion, especially as the coursework got harder.

I think that being from Canada makes you more diverse too! More impressive than having a downward trend!