I need help choosing a college?
Asked by jenks1545i am currently at a community college right now and have been there for a year because i was academically dismissed from a university. im getting my associates in science and need help choosing a school that will accept me. i have a 2.5 gpa. by the way do i have to tell them i was dismissed from a university? I just wanna know some good school that will accept me. i dont care what state they are in.i just want my degree...
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Answered by bonecrusher
Your options are seriously limited with a 2.5 GPA. Your dismissal from your previous university complicates the picture. Personally, I would stay at the community college longer to boost that GPA. Maybe start taking courses in the social sciences or humanities in order to do this, because you will unlikely find schools willing to let you transfer into their program with a 2.5. As for reporting your dismissal, that is up to you. If you plan on including transcripts from that school, then it is a must. Technically, on all admissions applications they tell you that you must submit this kind of information and if they find out without you telling them, it will jeopardize your admissions status. Fortunately, in the United States, we are blessed with having multiple chances after we screw up, so hope is not lost. Right now, you need to boost that GPA. I wouldn't even bother wasting money on application fees until you did this first. Good luck, I know you can do it.
Your options are seriously limited with a 2.5 GPA. Your dismissal from your previous university complicates the picture. Personally, I would stay at the community college longer to boost that GPA. Maybe start taking courses in the social sciences or humanities in order to do this, because you will unlikely find schools willing to let you transfer into their program with a 2.5. As for reporting your dismissal, that is up to you. If you plan on including transcripts from that school, then it is a must. Technically, on all admissions applications they tell you that you must submit this kind of information and if they find out without you telling them, it will jeopardize your admissions status. Fortunately, in the United States, we are blessed with having multiple chances after we screw up, so hope is not lost. Right now, you need to boost that GPA. I wouldn't even bother wasting money on application fees until you did this first. Good luck, I know you can do it.
