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Old 10-01-2009, 12:39 PM   #1
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Help meeeeeee

So I graduated in 2008 and really want to go to UMass Dartmouth in the Spring 2010 semester. I didn't apply when I graduated because I had a 2.2 GPA and did not think that was good enough and I did just okay on the SATs. I went to a community college after HS and it just wasn't for me. The first semester I took 4 classes and withdrew from them all because I wasn't ready, then I decided to go back and give it another go. I took 4 classes and have a 3.5 GPA now. And I am currently taking 4 more classes that I am doing well in right now. I just applied to UMass Dartmouth. I passed in a GREAT essay and good letters of recc. What are my chances of getting accepted into the spring semester? And how badly will the Withdrawls look to the school?

THANKS!
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Old 10-02-2009, 02:57 PM   #2
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HI! YOu're not a non-traditional student (older, return to college, usually 26 or older). You'll probably get more help on the regular admissions board! I would repost there.
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