I had a bad year as a freshman in high school, but got straight As throughout 10th, 11th and 12th grades. Would a college consider my freshman year grades or consider me an A student ?
Congratulations on your success! Most colleges would be glad to look at your performance in grades 1012. I think that a letter providing a short explanation (e.g., change in attitude, change in goals, maturity, clarification of interests) should accompany your application so that they will be sure to look again at how well you have done in your later years instead of just computing your GPA into the total picture. This should not be the subject of your main essay, but where they ask if there’s something to explain, this is it! Often, schools will delay an acceptance or place you on the wait list until they can see the results of your senior year. So get busy — you still have a chance! EDUFAX provides services for the College Bound High School Student. (by way of GOCOLLEGE) take me back to the list of questions 17. Could you suggest small Liberal Arts Colleges with good learning support programs ? Since you do not mention geographical preference or academic level, I will suggest an ecl
Related Questions
- I had a bad year as a freshman in high school, but got straight As throughout 10th, 11th and 12th grades. Would a college consider my freshman year grades or consider me an A student ?
- What if students who graduated from high school don have the grades to gain admittance to a local four year university?
- In high school I got good grades without really trying but now I’m having trouble. What do I do?
