Chemical Engineering Substitution

cameraphone
Fri, 21 Jun 2013 01:17:25 +0000

@NeoDymium, If that’s true, then I love Physics! I probably will love it then.

Well, in high school, I was within the top 4% of a class of about 600. I tried padding my resume as much as I could that year with nice achievements like straight As, all-state band, community service, and taking dual-enrollment classes all at the same time (which I still made straight As in). I succeeded, but I had really bad SAT scores. Because of that, I fell flat on my face, was denied every scholarship I applied for, was told that I was no prize, and that loans were going to be the only way I was going to be able to afford college. I later fell into a deep depression the summer after my senior year. I thought I wasn’t as smart as I thought I was because of that, along with a variety of other complex reasons that I nor you have time to read.

I’d planned to transfer into my new university this upcoming spring, but I found out that they don’t allow for spring transfers, so the best bet would be to transfer in this fall. I didn’t find this out until earlier this month. Likewise, because of my late epiphany, I missed all the scholarship deadlines. I’ve been frantically trying to figure out what I’m going to do. I’ve got enough for ONE year saved up at my desired university, but who’s to say that I’m not going to fall flat on my face AGAIN trying to jump through the scholarship hoops? Except this time, it’ll be on the college level!