Am I screwed? 2.3 gpa as an incoming senior. Want to major in stem, looking for schools in New York
So my freshmen year I had a good start the first semester, but after that it just started going really south. I passed all my classes, but but barely— I only really did well in basic classes like English, language, gym, and electives.
Unfortunately I ended up failing algebra 2 my junior year and will end up having to go to summer school in about a week (for a month).
The main reason I did so terribly was due to depression. I’d go to school, and then sleep once I got home, never making any time for studying or school work. I also live in a small apartment with a bunch of people, making it hard to study, especially since I don’t really have a place to focus at home.
Anyway, back on topic, these are my stats
2.3 gpa (77 unweighted, 80 weighted)
1100 SAT (took as practice back in December, I plan on studying a lot this summer and retaking in August and possibly in September)
I took AP US history (averaged like 70s due to homework I wouldn’t do)
AP language and composition (averaged high 80s)
Clubs:
Bee keeping club ( 1 year as a junior, planning to do this next year)
National art honor society (same as bee keeping)
Architecture honor society (only did for one year as a freshmen until I wanted to do something in computers)
Sophomore year I took auto CAD (computer aided design) and earned my certification in it.
Next year I plan on taking
AP Literature and composition
AP psychology
AP computer science A
AP physics
I’m planning on making taking SUPA precalc and calc 1 (duo class) but I’m not sure if my counselor will let me given that I failed math this year. But I’m going to try my best to improve my math skills this summer, so we’ll see.
Colleges will see my first semester grades so I hope this can boost it up a bit.
I want to major in either computer science or software engineering, MAYBE computer engineering but nothing set in stone.
I’m planning on applying to college in New York, so recommendations or advice would be appreciated.
I’m also looking into maybe community college then transferring, or possibly applying undecided to a college and going from there.