C24, you have received some excellent advice on the D3 recruiting process. My son went through a similar process (2016) where he had strong interest and actually verbally committed to a D3 program only to not get through admissions, 33 ACT and 4.4ish GPA. Even though he had a strong desire to play in college we both knew it had to be a good fit academically. The D3 he committed to was a good fit for his major just couldn't get through admissions. So I guess what I am trying to say is that you might at some point hit a crossroad of getting into a very good academic school versus playing baseball at a JUCO or something similar. My son got into a couple of pretty good schools and passed on a few other college baseball opportunities to pursue his education. My advice is to keep up your grades and strive for a higher test score. Keep all your options open, good grades and test scores will provide you with many more opportunities for both academics and baseball.