GPA issues.

ms.classy12 · #1 01-30-2010, 02:39 PM

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Originally Posted by kddani

Pledge the library before you pledge a sorority.

(PS- who coined "pledge the library" ??? I love it)

...do you even have an education?!?! Yall are too funny on here, half of you all will never even come close to where i am. Half of you all are fake, and don't even know shit about being in a sorority or fraternity. FYI, every word that i spell is correct. I came out of high school at 18, and i am a 19 year old sophomore. I will graduate in 2012, and I will get excepted into medical school. Yall can't knock me.

---"Pledge the library," what could be more lame?

Senusret I · #2 01-30-2010, 02:42 PM

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Originally Posted by ms.classy12

---"Pledge the library," what could be more lame?

A 2.0 GPA.

SWTXBelle · #3 01-30-2010, 02:43 PM

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Originally Posted by ms.classy12

...do you even have an education?!?! Yall are too funny on here, half of you all will never even come close to where i am. Half of you all are fake, and don't even know shit about being in a sorority or fraternity. FYI, every word that i spell is correct. I came out of high school at 18, and i am a 19 year old sophomore. I will graduate in 2012, and I will get excepted into medical school. Yall can't knock me.

---"Pledge the library," what could be more lame?

Excepted? EXCEPTED????? LOL! Here's a little hint - not only will you not get into a sorority with gpa issues, you won't get into medical school.

You should get your money back on that "education of yours.

FSUZeta · #4 01-30-2010, 06:15 PM

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Originally Posted by SWTXBelle

Excepted? EXCEPTED????? LOL! Here's a little hint - not only will you not get into a sorority with gpa issues, you won't get into medical school.

You should get your money back on that "education of yours.

i'll bet she takes "acception" to that statement!

agzg · #5 01-30-2010, 02:52 PM

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Originally Posted by ms.classy12

FYI, every word that i spell is correct.

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Originally Posted by ms.classy12

I will graduate in 2012, and I will get excepted into medical school.

kddani · #6 01-30-2010, 02:55 PM

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Originally Posted by ms.classy12

...do you even have an education?!?! Yall are too funny on here, half of you all will never even come close to where i am. Half of you all are fake, and don't even know shit about being in a sorority or fraternity. FYI, every word that i spell is correct. I came out of high school at 18, and i am a 19 year old sophomore. I will graduate in 2012, and I will get excepted into medical school. Yall can't knock me.

---"Pledge the library," what could be more lame?

Lol, you graduated high school at 18? Big deal, you graduated on time. Want a cookie? You will get "excepted" into a medical school? With that GPA and your strong grasp of the english language, where exactly do you think will admit you? A med school is some third world country?

FYI, I have my bachelors with a triple major as well as a law degree. I've been an attorney for five years and practice in three different states. It's not really possible for me to get more educated.

Considering you're not a member of a GLO, you're not really in a position to say who knows what about being in a sorority or fraternity. We're all members. You're not.

knight_shadow · #7 01-30-2010, 03:03 PM

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Originally Posted by ms.classy12

...do you even have an education?!?! Yall are too funny on here, half of you all will never even come close to where i am. Half of you all are fake, and don't even know shit about being in a sorority or fraternity. FYI, every word that i spell is correct. I came out of high school at 18, and i am a 19 year old sophomore. I will graduate in 2012, and I will get excepted into medical school. Yall can't knock me.

We're all fake and lack education?

Why'd you ask for our help?

Keep it moving, please

Barbie's_Rush · #8 01-30-2010, 03:50 PM

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Originally Posted by ms.classy12

...do you even have an education?!?! Yall are too funny on here, half of you all will never even come close to where i am. Half of you all are fake, and don't even know shit about being in a sorority or fraternity. FYI, every word that i spell is correct. I came out of high school at 18, and i am a 19 year old sophomore. I will graduate in 2012, and I will get excepted into medical school. Yall can't knock me.

---"Pledge the library," what could be more lame?

Maybe the same people who you believe will let you slide into a sorority with a sub-par GPA will be in charge of evaluating your medical school application too.

ASTalumna06 · #9 01-30-2010, 04:00 PM

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Originally Posted by ms.classy12

...do you even have an education?!?! Yall are too funny on here, half of you all will never even come close to where i am. Half of you all are fake, and don't even know shit about being in a sorority or fraternity. FYI, every word that i spell is correct. I came out of high school at 18, and i am a 19 year old sophomore. I will graduate in 2012, and I will get excepted into medical school. Yall can't knock me.

Spelling isn't the only thing that counts. Capitalizing your "I"s would be a good place to start on your road to grammatical recovery.

And, um... should we be impressed that you graduated high school at 18, and will graduate from college over the course of 4 years? Just wondering.

ETA: I also find it funny that you came here looking for advice from all of us, but you now say that none of us know anything about being Greek. And coming from a non-Greek, that really hurts. ::tear::

AOEforme · #10 01-30-2010, 04:08 PM

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I will graduate in 2012, and I will get excepted into medical school. Yall can't knock me.

Good luck with that, especially if this is the attitude your project normally. Especially when seeking advice. Sensuret I gave you honest advice and was kind.

No admissions board will let you within 300 feet of their school if you act like this, regardless of how "awesome" your GPA is.

But, fyi, a 2.5 is not good, especially for medical school.

ree-Xi · #11 01-30-2010, 04:45 PM

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Originally Posted by ms.classy12

...do you even have an education?!?! Yall are too funny on here, half of you all will never even come close to where i am. Half of you all are fake, and don't even know shit about being in a sorority or fraternity. FYI, every word that i spell is correct. I came out of high school at 18, and i am a 19 year old sophomore. I will graduate in 2012, and I will get excepted into medical school. Yall can't knock me.

---"Pledge the library," what could be more lame?

As in, we would admit her, EXCEPT....

Zillini · #12 01-30-2010, 04:59 PM

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Originally Posted by ms.classy12

...do you even have an education?!?! Yall are too funny on here, half of you all will never even come close to where i am. Half of you all are fake, and don't even know shit about being in a sorority or fraternity. FYI, every word that i spell is correct. I came out of high school at 18, and i am a 19 year old sophomore. I will graduate in 2012, and I will get excepted into medical school. Yall can't knock me.

---"Pledge the library," what could be more lame?

She did spell "excepted" correctly.

Blue Skies · #13 01-31-2010, 01:21 PM

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Originally Posted by ms.classy12

I will graduate in 2012, and I will get excepted into medical school. Yall can't knock me.

---"Pledge the library," what could be more lame?

The average GPA for medical school entrants is in the 3.5 - 3.6 range. Given that you currently have a 2.5, and that your most recent semester was a 2.0, medical school is not realistic for you. You might want to investigate other career options such as nursing, physical therapy, physician's assistant, etc. Even then, your grades would still be an obstacle.

Your college should have a career counseling and placement center. Schedule an appointment with a counselor, take your transcript, and talk about what you hope to achieve. The counselor can guide you from there.

AOII Angel · #14 01-31-2010, 02:19 PM

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The average GPA for medical school entrants is in the 3.5 - 3.6 range. Given that you currently have a 2.5, and that your most recent semester was a 2.0, medical school is not realistic for you. You might want to investigate other career options such as nursing, physical therapy, physician's assistant, etc. Even then, your grades would still be an obstacle.

Your college should have a career counseling and placement center. Schedule an appointment with a counselor, take your transcript, and talk about what you hope to achieve. The counselor can guide you from there.

Not likely...the same GPA is needed for these careers.

Blue Skies · #15 01-31-2010, 02:59 PM

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Originally Posted by AOII Angel

Not likely...the same GPA is needed for these careers.

I see what you mean. There's a shortage of nursing school slots, and thus fierce competition for those few places, with many entrants having 3.7 - 4.0 GPA's. Some community colleges use a lottery system with a minimun 2.0 or 2.5 GPA, with maybe a 1/15 chance of getting in.

Okay, maybe the OP might also want to think about a LPN or Radiology Tech program.