Is it still possible for me to break into finance at all?

Hi I’m currently a rising sophomore at Cornell studying Mathematics at the college of arts & science. I really messed up my  freshman year — my cumulative gpa went from 3.561 to a 3.15. I’m ngl there’s no one to blame but myself I was too ambitious and took too many hard classes and I was just not focused. Thankfully I didn’t fail any classes tho but I messed up Linear Algebra & CS. I’m super determined to change and this summer I have been preparing for IB technicals & concepts rigorously, I did a summer internship at a unicorn tech company performing statistical data analyses on their AI model, and I went through the mistakes I made in my classes (since I’m especially gonna retake linear algebra 2nd sem) and prepared for my classes this coming semester. In this internship I also practically applied Python and Linear Algebra and I would say I have a better understanding and skill thanks to my mentors.

Freshman yr I joined a semi-prestigious business club on campus and I spent a semester doing research on Poppi & Pepsi’s M&A so I would say I have some finance related experience. In high school I also did a summer internship at a venture capital where I analyzed a company’s ESG performance to decide funding decisions.

This coming semester my goal is to better my academics for sure (and I think I have a higher chance of doing that because my course load is a lot easier but I’m still taking Multivariable Calc which is my only super hard class) and get into the prestigious business clubs at Cornell (only gonna try 2-3 so I don’t waste my energy too much). I also will try for a winter finance internship or idk do something during the winter break so I can be more competitive and make up for my shortcomings.

Ik it’s definitely a lot harder for me than a high GPA applicant but do u think I still have a chance? I will really try my hardest trust.