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If a school says that they look at trends in academic grades, how does that exactly affect one's chances? My current GPA is 3.18, but I've only gotten one B in the last 41 credits, and my bad year was freshman year followed by a mediocre sophomore year. I'm looking at going to a lower 100 school in my region, William Mitchell or possibly MSU.

I the answer I expect is that it depends upon the school but if anybody has any insight upon it I would appreciate it

I'm waiting for my June LSAT to come in btw.

It doesnt really matter at all. Thats just something that adcomms say, but dont really mean. If anything, you might have an advantage over someone with the same GPA who was constant.