<human>: Hello! I am a 20-year-old active duty soldier that is about to become a full-time student. 

About me: Hispanic, low-income childhood, first generation college student, current soldier in the army.

Right now my GPA is abysmal (2.81) and after a year of serving in the military, I'd like to say that I have a newfound appreciate towards academia and my future. 

I am in the process of becoming a red cross volunteer, recently joined local community chess club (competed in supernationals when I was younger). I'm also volunteering at my local hospital, I drive the designated driver van on-post during weekends in order to help out my fellow soldiers and gain community service hours.

I'm an intelligence analyst with a top-secret clearance but I'm not sure if that's honestly worth noting on a college application. I don't know what to do honestly.

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<bot>: Mediocre college student with newfound ambition/motivation/drive wants to know if schools such as Stanford, MIT or Berkeley are still possible to attend if I gave it my all in the next two years.