I'm a 15 year old boy but i'm only 5'2. will i grow taller?

Probably yes.: For males, puberty starts at around age 11 - 12 and is complete at around age 16 - 17. After puberty, adolescents experience a growth spurt, which lasts up to two years. During this period of growth, male adolescents can expect to grow up to 4 inches a year reaching their final height by age 20. As a rule of thumb, a child will be the size of the average of the parents, or slightly taller.

Most likely: Most young men do the majority of their growing between the ages of 13 and 22, some can even grow until age 25. Although your maximum height depends to a large part on the height of your parents, there is a good chance you will still grow some. Hope this helps!

Yes: Growth in boys continues until the age of 21 years

Growth: You still have a chance of growing. Have your doctor have you take an xray of your left wrist to determine your bone are to see if you have any growth left. Good luck

Final height: Your adult height depends on many factors. Genetics and environmental . Genes account for 70% , rest are nutrition and overall health. Also you may gain height in later years if you are constitutional delay in puberty, hence see your pediatrician for advices.