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Michelle K
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also no sport scholorship for me? cuz i suck at sports and my gpa is around 3.7 so you think i will get into a college. (I still have two more years of high school left.)
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What do colleges look for i am a C average student and dont do well at tests
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Teri
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a 3.7 is a pretty good average......if u mean 2.7...then you should seriously work on ur GPA and try finding some type of extracurricular activities.....jus try to work on being a more well-rounded student.....but dont think u have all the time in the world because time will fly by....
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twism
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As long as you have financial aid, with a 3.7 you will be fine. You will also more than likely score atleast a 1250 on Sat's with a 3.7, so you will be fine. Of course go for higher scores, but thats the avg.
Now IVY schools are hard, but colleges are dying for enrollment.
Now IVY schools are hard, but colleges are dying for enrollment.
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eri
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3.7 is a high B average. Did you mean 2.7? That's a high C average. With a 3.7 you shouldn't have any problem getting into a decent school, but it will be a lot harder with a 2.7. But you have two more years to bring up your average. If you can - are capable and motivated enough - then you should do ok in college. But if you can't bring it up, then consider that college might not be for you. It's a lot more work than high school.
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RoaringMice
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You don't mean a 3.7 out of a 4.0, do you? That'd be an A-, which is great. I assume you do mean a C average.
If your grades stay about where they are, you have some choices. You could either pick a community college or private junior college, get your associates, and then transfer; or you could target less competitive four year colleges. It's your choice.
There are four year colleges that aren't at all hard to get into. I don't know your grades or SAT scores, of course, but some colleges that are of decent quality, but don't require high SATs or GPA, include:
- Dean College (MA)
- Curry College (MA)
- Southern New Hampshire University
- Wheelock College (MA)
- Endicott College (MA)
- Lasell College (MA)
- Columbia College Chicago
- Mount Mary College (WI)
- Dominican College (NY)
- Mercy College (NY)
- Dowling College (NY)
- Nyack College (NY)
And quite a few more. If you want a four year college, some of these may be worth checking into.
If your grades stay about where they are, you have some choices. You could either pick a community college or private junior college, get your associates, and then transfer; or you could target less competitive four year colleges. It's your choice.
There are four year colleges that aren't at all hard to get into. I don't know your grades or SAT scores, of course, but some colleges that are of decent quality, but don't require high SATs or GPA, include:
- Dean College (MA)
- Curry College (MA)
- Southern New Hampshire University
- Wheelock College (MA)
- Endicott College (MA)
- Lasell College (MA)
- Columbia College Chicago
- Mount Mary College (WI)
- Dominican College (NY)
- Mercy College (NY)
- Dowling College (NY)
- Nyack College (NY)
And quite a few more. If you want a four year college, some of these may be worth checking into.