<p>Hi, I’m from Puerto Rico and I attended the University of Puerto Rico for the last two years. Unfortunately, I was suspended a year for not doing well. I get that it was my fault, I started unmotivated and with a lot of personal problems and never reached for help until now. I’m currently seeing a psychiatrist and a psychologist. I was majoring in the chemistry program, but my major goal was (still is) pharmacy. </p>
<p>My parents recently split up and my mom is thinking of moving to the US and I was wondering if I can start from scratch there, enroll in a new University and not show a transcript from my last one, only my GPA from high school which was 3.92
I’m still thinking on not studying for a year to get myself straight, my goals haven’t changed because I’m sure that’s what I want, but with a GPA so low and with a suspension I’m not sure I’ll ever get accepted at a pharmacy school. </p>
<p>Please leave any advice, I’ll appreciate it. I know I screw bad and the idea of two bad years haunting me for life is shameful.</p>
<p>I have heard of the National Student Clearinghouse, but I’m not sure if the University of Puerto Rico appears on that site (did saw some other privates universities from PR there , but not the publi University I enrolled in). I also considered the option of studying in some other south american country (or Mexico, Canada or Spain) without showing my first two years of college transcripts, then transfer to a University in the US, I don’t know if it is possible tho. </p>
<p>I’m really confused in which step to take once I’m ready to start studies again.</p>
<p>Pd: I didn’t recieved any financial aid during those two years of college.</p>