I hate to be a party pooper but do not get your hopes up. I can tell that you are a little bit due to the fact that you are posting here about it but with those grades I say you have a 5% chance of getting in (that being if you have mind blowing essays.) Ross puts emphasis on the courses that you did not do too well in and also will consider the fact that you got a c+ in calc 1 after already taking in high school (repeating calc is actually a major thing they look out for so for any future applicants don’t repeat calc if you took it in high school!).
The trick is to make your plans as an economics major (assuming you will take the path of 90% of ross rejects). Plan out every semester for the rest of college. Look at the high ass salary you can get as an economics major. And get excited about it.
Im assuming you already applied because it is the end of your freshman year. if I am wrong then I would advise not spending the time on the application. In order to create a great application you will needs to spend hundreds of hours on it. Use your Econ 101 abilities and see what is the most profitable use of your time.
It is possible that you did just have a bad first semester if thats the case then go for it if you haven’t applied if you have already then at least you know your a smart person. Intelligence and a good personality will take you places beyond the reach of ross.
Sorry for the long post,