How can i get in to college when my GPA is so low?
79564
Community colleges will generally accept students regardless of their highschool GPA.  Generally the credits earned at a community college can be transfered to a university.  I would expect that if you preformed well at a community college you would be able to transfer to a respectable university with no problems.
446167
With a 2.36, it is questionable whether you could get into grad school.\n\nTake the GRE, including the subject test.  That will be a better indicator than your GPA.\n\nThen, talk to the professors in your department about where you could go, or call the IR Depts. of some universities.
726994
Yeah, you can get into Harvard.  It's called tresspassing. :) \n\n\nBut what you could actually do is go to another college, get amazing grades, then apply for graduate school at Harvard.\nGood luck!!
1178998
You can also look into getting financial aid and/or grants to go to school....just go to your local community college and there should be a person there that handles that and will know how to walk you through it.  If you start off in Community College you can later transfer to another college once your grades improve.\n\nAlso, Mercy Ministries may be able to help or at least point you in the right direction.  You can find out more about them by going to http://www.mercyministries.org/home.html.  \n\nI'm wishing you the best!!  -It sounds like you need it.  :)
159325
No one gets into NYU easily, for the most part.  You need to have the grades first and foremost.  Visit their site, get their admission info.  Speak with your guidance counselor at school.
822859
your off to a good track with your volunteer activities.  try to improve your gpa, take the act/sat, and take on more leadership position roles.  go and ask your school counselor, she/he can give you advice. good luck.
649571
There are many universities which offer admission for low GPA.\n\nI'll name you some university with GPA closer to yours,\n1.University of South Alabama(Mitchell)-GPA 3.20,516 GMAT\n2.Auburn University Montgomery-GPA 3.15,510 GMAT\n3.Thunderbird(Garvin) at Arizona GPA 3.30 and 596 GMAT\n4.California State University-Syanislauss-GPA 3.11\n5.Monterey Institute of International Studies(Fisher)-GPA 3.23,554 GMAT\n6.Santa Clara University-GPA 3.19 619 GMAT\n7.University Of Denver(Daniels)-GPA 3.22,571 GMAT\n8.Quinnipiac University(Lender)-GPA 3.15,GMAT 561\n9.Georgia Southern University-GPA 3.31,471 GMAT\n10.State University of West Georgia (Richards) 530 GMAT\n11.Illinois State University 3.40,528\n12.Ball State Univ(Miller) 3.36,525\n13.Emporia State Univ 3.12,507\n14.South Eastern Louisiana Univ 3.01,490\n15.University of Maine 535,3.23\n16.Salisbury Univ(Perdue) 510,3.30\n17.Clark Univ 525,3.07\n18.Univ of Massachusetts Dartmouth 500\n19.Worcester Polytechnic institute 510,3.30\n20.Millsaps coll. 3.08,517\n21.Univ of southern Mississippi 512,3.62\n22.Central Missouri state univ. 470,3.27\n23.South East Missouri state univ 500,3.5\n24.Montana state univ 3.35,440\n25.Univ of Montana 560,3.46\n26.Canisius Coll.508,3\n27.Graduate coll.of union univ.554,3.27\n28.Rochester Inst.of Tech 576,3.23\n29.Suny oswego 500,3.12\n30.Western Carolina Univ 477,3.19\n31.Univ of Toledo 510,3.20\n32.Willamette Univ 584,3.31\n33.Clarion univ of Pennsylvania 490,3.2\n34.Penn state univ 527,3.36\n35.East Tennesse state univ 531,3.2\n36.Univ of Tennesse 508,3.29\n37.Texas A&M Intl Univ 470,3.49\n38.James Madison Univ 650,3.67\n39.Pacific Lutheran Univ 529,3.08\n40.Univ of Wisconsin 3.17,521\nHuh..... Tired of reading.I'm tired of typing.These universities has more acceptance rate.So there is good chance of getting admit into these colleges.you have previously said your CGPA was 6.2.Converting it won't take you below 2.Please support answerers by giving points.Also I suggest you to get registered at www.f1study.com they will help you.Hope I helped you and you will give me the points.
587726
Pre-med is NOT for slackers.  It's not impossible, but you're going to have to pull your act together, get a tutor if you need one, buckle down and do this.  The only way to determine if you can get into VCU is to apply and give it your best.  Colleges care more about what you've done these past two years than anything you ever did in grade school.  Best of luck to ya.
545452
Your best bet would be to go see a counselor at the college you want to go to and see what they say. In some universities, all you really need is enough college hours on a junior college level to be able to get into a senior college. Good luck to you!
278621
Yes, you can, but it's going to be a little harder.  You really have to overcompensate with a great LSAT score to get into a good school.  Go to http://www.lsat.org and they have a tool where you can input your GPA and LSAT score and see what schools have students with similar stats.  I go to a ranked law school with an excellent reputation in LA, and some of my friends have GPAs under 3.0.  But I'm sure they had a higher than average LSAT score.  Work really hard on the LSAT and build a good resume and personal statement.  If there is a reason why you had a lower GPA (very competitive program, had to work while in school, etc) you can work that into your personal statement so that they know that your GPA isn't representive of what kind of student you really are.
715507
I know where I go to school your GPA can be weighted by AP or dual-enrolment (college) classes.  That's the only way I know you can get above a 4.0.  Also, you don't have to get a 100% in all your classes to have a 4.0. You just have to have all A's.
271868
Have you tried going to you counselour and asking for advice? Have you talked with your teachers for a way to pull your grade up? Most people are willng to work with you \nIF your genuine about achieving you degree, this might be hard since your on probation but IF you are genuine about your education you might be able to figure something out with your college board members, teachers, something.\nSorry probably wasn't much help.
1095155
I recommend withdrawing, however, this actually depends somewhat on your current GPA.  If it's really high, failing may actually be the better option for you - financially, anyway.  Your transcript will be less pretty, but if you can fail all your classes this semester and still keep your GPA around a 2.5 or better, then this may be the better route to take.  However, if it's going to bring it down to a less than a 2.5, withdraw from the classes.  It will cost you far more in the long run to graduate with less than a 3.0 (as far as job opportunities and salaries go), and it would be very difficult to bring it back up after such a disastrous semester - also, you run the risk of being suspended if it runs too low, which usually means no more financial aid until you can bring it back up, and you have to sit out at least one semester.
796443
University admissions consider many factors when going through the acceptance process. Your GPA (which by the sounds of it is 3.0-3.5) is certainly one of them, but they also consider the difficulty of your classes and the difficulty of your high school in general. Other factors include ACT/SAT scores, extracurricular activities, part-time jobs or volunteer work, and your written essay.\n\nI'm not sure what your definition of a "good" school is, but if you perform consistently for the rest of high school, Ivy League may not be in your prospects (unless your parents have money but that's another, very sensitive subject), but you can certainly get into a state or private institution with a pre-med program. In order to get into what I think you would call a "good" university, you may want to raise your GPA (a 3.5, I think, would be a good goal to set). Remember, this would be your GPA by the end of your junior year, because applications are submitted in the first semester of your senior year.\n\nIf you feel you cannot get better grades in the future, and would like to get into a "good" school, try to add in some volunteer work, become a leader of a school organization, participate in activities that interest you and that you can become very involved with, and when it comes time for ACT/SAT (which is much closer than you think), study study study! There are many guides in your local library or bookstore than can help you improve your grade in these tests simply by helping you become familiar with the format.
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After you get your degree your undergrad GPA is set.\n\nIf you're looking to get into grad school, you can still improve your transcripts by taking university classes through an extension program or doing some kind of certificate program. Good grades in these classes will look good, but they won't change your undergrad GPA.\n\nGood luck.
584033
Getting into any nursing school in the US right now is extremely competitive (even community colleges). If you don't have a high GPA, nursing school isn't an option. Perhaps you should look into becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant or Patient Care Technician. While working, perhaps retake some classes and repair your GPA. If the grades you got are the best you can do, nursing probably isn't a good match for you.
880559
For admissions to Wayne State if you have lower than a 2.75 GPA (it has to be higher than 2.0 though!) you must have at least a 21 on the ACT. So right now I would say you are at the bottom of the pool. If you have some great letters of recommendation, a great essay, and have shown leadership in extra curriculars, that will help your chances of getting in (to any college/university). If you can't qualify to get in this year, you can always attend a community college for a year to give yourself a higher GPA and reapply next year. Study for the ACT... a higher score will increase your chances! Best of luck!