Never Ending Anxiety, appreciated advice

[grangeca]

Hellllllloo, so I have a somewhat choppy and unique academic records and would appreciate some opinions, or your own experiences.

So I attended a four year straight out of college and completed over 120 units and received a 3.5 GPA overall and a 3.8 Major 

then the year after college I was lost and enrolled in a local CC and did poorly earned about 30 units with two repeats and a 2.27 (they were not CSD related classes, they were basic hard science classes, and one algebra two college course I took back in high school)

This last year I have been in a post bacc SLP program and have a 3.85 thus far

Now two schools are not CSDCAS but the rest are and basically my question is I know that all of these GPAs will be blended,  which is unfortunate in my case because I feel like my CC classes were basically an experimental phase that I didnt use for much, but my undergrad GPA will still be represented by itself correct?

I feel like my undergrad is decently strong, and my post bacc has thus far been strong, but my time at the JC was just...lost. Do you think schools will look at all these experiences desperately or just my CSDCAS GPA. Is all lost basically haha. I calculated a "worst possible scenario" CSDCAS GPA and that was about a 3.13 which i feel doesn't represent me as a student at all.

[ashny]

I have a low converted GPA for my bachelors and a higher one for my Masters degree. One of the schools I spoke to said I should not worry about the low one as they would look more at my Masters GPA since it was done after.