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Found 21 matching applications.
Result User LSAT GPA Scholarship
Rejected UnbiasedHumorousStarfish 167 3.96
Rejected Silly-Goose 166 3.98
Rejected MessyNullSlug 164 3.83
Rejected delephantboi 167 3.84
Rejected wolfie17 166 3.96
Rejected NashvilleGeorgiaGurl 167 3.94
Rejected Kookabura 165 3.84
Rejected BarbzStayinSchool 165 3.86
Rejected AgreeableMakeshiftRhino 164 3.9
Rejected ProfessorFly101 165 3.96
Rejected MNATION 164 3.98
Rejected EpicWiseFish 167 3.83
Rejected MarinaDelReysFavSon 164 3.93
Rejected BurlySecretiveLionfish 165 3.93
Rejected RainyUntidyOrangutan 167 3.97
WL, Rejected PineapplePurpleSkies 166 3.97
Rejected zriz 167 3.96
WL, Rejected trees1234567 164 3.83
Rejected NutritiousDisturbedGoose 166 4.0
Rejected TenForwardRegular 167 4.0
Waitlisted UnkemptTellingCabbage 165 3.87 $40,000
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baddestbunny
10:45
they mean college!!
SpaceCommander
10:45
ohhhh
ErraticFearlessGecko
10:45
Yes I mean college haha
SpaceCommander
10:46
oopsies, idk everyone keeps asking what im gonna major in and its just so different
ErraticFearlessGecko
10:46
But that can hopefully be a good learning experience for you to know what not to do when you get to college
SpaceCommander
10:46
yes! im gonna bust my booty in college
baddestbunny
10:46
aw it’s a stressful time I know. you don’t have to pick a major before you go to college either! you can go in undecided and explore a couple things
ErraticFearlessGecko
10:46
What are your interests specifically? Maybe we can help you find a major that works to them
SpaceCommander
10:46
im thinking of taking a gap year though to work and not ask anybody for money, then community college for 2 years, then transfer, is that a good choice?
letsseehowitgoesnow
10:47
Community college, I believe, is always a great choice
SpaceCommander
10:47
im really into english/literature, i'm one of the top 5 writers in my class
baddestbunny
10:47
I went to state school and had financial need so I have basically zero undergrad debt. is that an option for you?
letsseehowitgoesnow
10:48
You save money and you can get your basics out of the way and hopefully get a transfer scholarship to a 4 year school
SpaceCommander
10:48
i think so, my sister said fafsa is a thing, its basically free money right?
ErraticFearlessGecko
10:48
Depends on what they determine you can "contribute"
SpaceCommander
10:48
ah i see, i gtg, thanks you guys :)
baddestbunny
10:48
FAFSA is a form you filling out detailing your parents’ income and if you’re below a need threshold they give you financial aid
ErraticFearlessGecko
10:48
No problem. Good luck @SpaceCommander
letsseehowitgoesnow
10:49
Tbh I hated my time at community college, but I graduated undergrad with no debt at all
ErraticFearlessGecko
10:50
My local CC barely had any degrees that interested me so I wound up not going that route
ErraticFearlessGecko
10:50
My grades probably would have been better if I did though lol
letsseehowitgoesnow
10:51
I just got my associates
ErraticFearlessGecko
10:51
Congrats!!
baddestbunny
10:53
or u can save by grinding AP classes + summer and winter college classes and graduate early
ErraticFearlessGecko
10:54
Absolutely. I've been doing 18 credit semesters with my retakes and it hasn't been significantly harder. I would have done this from the start and graduated a semester early if I could start over
letsseehowitgoesnow
10:56
Like retaking classes?
ErraticFearlessGecko
10:56
Yup I've been doing 5 classes + 1 retake. 3 retakes total, final one in the spring
ErraticFearlessGecko
10:58
My CAS GPA will still be low but my school GPA will be much better when employers ask for transcripts/GPA
Mostlylegal
11:25
I think the fact CAS isnt affected by retakes is bonkers
Mostlylegal
11:27
bro why do i keep getting yale emails I am so far below both medians
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