GreenKnight93
New member
Vanderbilt)? 19 year old Hispanic American Male
From New Jersey
English Major
HS Stats (although probably not necessary I'll post them one more time)
3.4 GPA UW, SATs (Taken 10/2007) CR-600/Math-580/Writing-720
ECs- Nothing spectacular. Same with my college ECs.
College Stats
Wagner College (2008-2009) Fall GPA- 3.4, Spring GPA- 3.8, Cum. GPA- 3.6
NJ Community College (2009-2010) Fall GPA- 3.7 (B- in General Chemistry, really not scientificially/mathematically inclined at all), Spring GPA- TBD, hopefully 4.0
Recommendations: Amazing
Essays: Ok, but probably should have taken more time to write them. Literally sat down and wrote away for 30 minutes. But I did well to accentuate my broken family dynamic and unique situation that placed me at my local community college.
I will have completed 58 credits by the end of this semester and almost all of my general education requirements will have been completed
I'd also like to explain that my only "bad" grades were a B in Political Philosophy (Fall 2008), the B- in General Chemistry last semester, a B+ in my Reflective Tutorial class (Fall 2008; now you can see why I got a 3.4!) and a B+ in my Honors Macroeconomics class in Spring 2009. I've gotten A-'s or better in all of my other classes.
From New Jersey
English Major
HS Stats (although probably not necessary I'll post them one more time)
3.4 GPA UW, SATs (Taken 10/2007) CR-600/Math-580/Writing-720
ECs- Nothing spectacular. Same with my college ECs.
College Stats
Wagner College (2008-2009) Fall GPA- 3.4, Spring GPA- 3.8, Cum. GPA- 3.6
NJ Community College (2009-2010) Fall GPA- 3.7 (B- in General Chemistry, really not scientificially/mathematically inclined at all), Spring GPA- TBD, hopefully 4.0
Recommendations: Amazing
Essays: Ok, but probably should have taken more time to write them. Literally sat down and wrote away for 30 minutes. But I did well to accentuate my broken family dynamic and unique situation that placed me at my local community college.
I will have completed 58 credits by the end of this semester and almost all of my general education requirements will have been completed
I'd also like to explain that my only "bad" grades were a B in Political Philosophy (Fall 2008), the B- in General Chemistry last semester, a B+ in my Reflective Tutorial class (Fall 2008; now you can see why I got a 3.4!) and a B+ in my Honors Macroeconomics class in Spring 2009. I've gotten A-'s or better in all of my other classes.