Barnard help!

[calmom]

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if you actually READ what I wrote, my GPA is higher than the statistics shown in Barnard admissions.

The average high school GPA for students admitted to Barnard for the class of 2015 was 3.78 – you posted that yours was 3.6. So right there you are at a competitive disadvantage with other applicants.</p>

[calmom]

<p>From post #16 above:</p>

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Again, you are just assuming. I attended 1st semester at tufts as a part time and 2nd semester as a full time with good GPA

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<p>From "What are the Worst Things about Tufts, post #31, posted by the OP on 1/26/11:</p>

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Im a freshman here and is totally not enjoying college life at Tufts. … Without knowing what I wanted to do, I signed up for Japanese, Music Theory, Chinese Calligraphy, English, and Realist Painting. Later, when I figured out that I was unlucky to either be in horrible teacher’s classes or that I have not signed up for intensive class and dropped 3 of those that I’ve listed, it was one day after the last day to sign up for courses. So I only had Chinese Calligraphy and Realist Painting which were the worst classes I’ve ever taken. The financial aid office WONT return my money because the school does not offer part-time.

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<p>Enrolling as a full time student and then dropping courses is not considered “part-time”. It is a record of a full-time student who failed to complete the expected number of credits in the first semester.</p>