honestly not that bad.. i was a freshman last year and got an F in my first quarter (and a couple Ds). I have over a 3.0 now. I just retook a couple classes.
pretty embarrassing since high school is easy
for those at UCSD, and USC how hard is it to get in?
Supreme http://hypebeast.com/forums/apparel/supreme-bbc-jcrew-burberry-huf-sf-the-hundreds-xl-l/?topic_page=2#post-3250500
how bad are two F's as a freshman
Depends on your numbers. 5 years ago, i got accepted to UCLA, UCSD, UCD,Boston University with 3.3-3.4 weighted GPA and 2000 on SAT's.
for those at UCSD, and USC how hard is it to get in?
BAD but if you can pull off all A's from here on out, you can still maintain a 3.5
if you can, retake those course
you can still get into grad school or possibly medical school if you decide to head towards that path.
really depends on your college tho. Two F's shows that you're (not targeting YOU) either lazy or didn't care. Most colleges will let you retake a course if it is below a C grade. Just because you retake a course doesnt mean the F gets erase, it will still appear on your transcript but the newer grade will be factor in to the total, and college may overlook your F's.
Just take your F's like a grain of salt and move on. Don't look at your past, just focuses on the future. Colleges like trend, if you can show it by pulling great grades, you can still get into grad school or possibly medical school if you decide to head towards that path.
take it from me, this semester i manage to only achieve a 2.85 GPA. i realize my mistake and am determine to aim high in my last 3 years.
Note- Grades aren't everything, make sure to be active in school's activities, internships..
GL
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You've heard of someone getting into Med with two F's? I hear to beware of anything lower than a B because that's when you start loosing competitiveness. But I guess it really does depend on the school. Just make sure you have really good grades in your science & math classes because Med school considers these two subjects in their own category called Science GPA (they also consider your overall cGpa, but science GPA is more important usually). High MCATs of course, and shadow doctors, and volunteer in hospitals. Get some good leadership spots in school too.
This is all assuming you're applying to Med.
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In the end it doesn't matter if you failed two classes, get a B or whatever.
Best of luck with that. The last credit I'd ever want to lose is an AP Bio credit. You should be alright if what you're saying is the truth though; they're supposed to send you two notices, and you only received one - their fault. I'm assuming all these absences were in one quarter/semester...? How do you even manage to rack up that many?
what do you want to know?
. penn state is one of my top choices
I hope you're right because I definitely freaked out over my 2 C's.
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yeah i did too, but after talking to several hundred students and deans of other medical schools. Two C's won't hurt you bro.
