OMG, it is me... But it doesn't let you graduate with anything above a 3.0
Do well the first time, kids.
Edit: for the mass amount of replies telling me how it isn't how it works, some colleges and universities in the US accept transfers but keep all your previous grades. If you flunked out a semester, like I stupidly did, you have to try to recover from a lot of F's. That is tough stuff. GPA matters if you are trying to get the job with the government, a competitive job without have experience first, or get into grad school.
As someone nervous about going back in the spring, I needed this. Thank you.
EDIT: holy cow you guys, you're gonna make me cry. Thanks. Seriously. The application process is underway, I just need this to work this time. Wife and I have been struggling since before we got married, I'm really hoping this will lead to some stability down the road. Once I get in i know I'll be okay about attacking class. Just feel like I wasted the first time and don't want to repeat the mistake, you know?
This is far and away my highest-voted comment, and someone even guilded it. I don't know what I did to deserve all of this but I really do appreciate it. I knew I made the right choice joining this subreddit.
This is me. I'm a 28 year old senior about to graduate with 2 bachelors degrees with a 3.73 gpa from a good school. I failed out of community college when I was 19 after half a semester, where I ended up with 3 F's and a D. Your life may not be perfect now, but it's never too late to get on track.
xSinityx on September 19th, 2017 at 00:08 UTC »
OMG, it is me... But it doesn't let you graduate with anything above a 3.0
Do well the first time, kids.
Edit: for the mass amount of replies telling me how it isn't how it works, some colleges and universities in the US accept transfers but keep all your previous grades. If you flunked out a semester, like I stupidly did, you have to try to recover from a lot of F's. That is tough stuff. GPA matters if you are trying to get the job with the government, a competitive job without have experience first, or get into grad school.
MisterValiant on September 19th, 2017 at 01:16 UTC »
As someone nervous about going back in the spring, I needed this. Thank you.
EDIT: holy cow you guys, you're gonna make me cry. Thanks. Seriously. The application process is underway, I just need this to work this time. Wife and I have been struggling since before we got married, I'm really hoping this will lead to some stability down the road. Once I get in i know I'll be okay about attacking class. Just feel like I wasted the first time and don't want to repeat the mistake, you know?
This is far and away my highest-voted comment, and someone even guilded it. I don't know what I did to deserve all of this but I really do appreciate it. I knew I made the right choice joining this subreddit.
Sanyele on September 19th, 2017 at 02:29 UTC »
This is me. I'm a 28 year old senior about to graduate with 2 bachelors degrees with a 3.73 gpa from a good school. I failed out of community college when I was 19 after half a semester, where I ended up with 3 F's and a D. Your life may not be perfect now, but it's never too late to get on track.