Late Diagnosis=low GPA

zannah
Mon, 14 Aug 2017 07:44:10 +0000

All applicants must meet all the academic requirements for the school. You are using a but for argument and hoping the school can extrapolate your real GPA if you had not experienced the challenges you faced. I am not sure that your advisor could write a letter that would compensate for what you consider a poor GPA. What could be very helpful to you is earning reallly good scores on the ACT and or SAT. Good scores provide data indicating you are academically capable.I think the dip in high school without specifics suggest you entered a left high school strong and something was a weight in the middle.

I would check out good state colleges in your area, look at their admissions statistics and app!y where you fit in. Do not try to explain with your essay because that is more but firing. If you want to talk about your difficulties, phrase it positively. So, rather than, I would have made the GPA requirement, but for not getting extra time until, my dog had bad fleas and the cat was monitored for hair balls… Instead, I am pleased with the grades,I earned because I almost made the entrance GPA. I worked very hard the last semester to maintain high grades despite. This past semester, I faced and mastered demonstrated mastery of content despite slow implementation of extended time and the time and effort to ensure the dog was successfully treated for fleas and the cat now eats her food.

Good luck. Adversity doesn’t end dreams or lives.