My advice would be that your energy should be focused not on college applications but getting your junior year grades up by midterms to put you in the best position for a selective college in your future. When an AO sees your application most are going to think …. This is a really smart student but clearly not motivated academically in junior year, not sure I want to take a chance on them.
There will be a college ( possibly a selective one) that will accept you but it will just be luck to be a great fit.
The fact that you don’t state your budget is a sign that you are still too immature yet to fully understand the magnitude of this decision.
I love that you have a passion for social work and. helping others. School is boring to you… I don’t think freshman college classes will feel that much different on that front in the near future. If you want to go to a selective school- Better for you to take the year to mature (maybe a gap year finding ways to help others to enhance your college resume). This will best position you make the optimal college choice. Good luck!