Fraternity life at Alabama

[reescol000]

So it doesn't get talked about seriously, I know TFM is a little rediculous. It's the way everyone wishes college was about, but we all know that it would suck to just party and then realize we've failed out of the school and will never see the light of day from our parents who have financially supported us to get into college.

Also, if GPA weight is taken in to account, I would have a 3.4 or 3.5. My school is one of the hardest in washington so UW and WSU will take kids with 0.4 lower than most kids, knowing how hard my school is.

[clemsongirl]

Originally Posted by reescol000

So it doesn't get talked about seriously, I know TFM is a little rediculous. It's the way everyone wishes college was about, but we all know that it would suck to just party and then realize we've failed out of the school and will never see the light of day from our parents who have financially supported us to get into college.

Also, if GPA weight is taken in to account, I would have a 3.4 or 3.5. My school is one of the hardest in washington so UW and WSU will take kids with 0.4 lower than most kids, knowing how hard my school is.

RE: this part. That's all well and good if you're staying in state, but the admissions officers at Alabama are not going to know this or take it into account unless you get a guidance counselor to state as much in a letter of recommendation, and maybe not even then. You will be competing with out-of-state students from all over the country, and it is impossible for an admissions officer to know the relative strength of a high school across the country with that many applicants.