<p>First, I agree with all of annasdad’s assessments.
Next, what about achieving your goals properly.
Go back to school…maybe a state flagship or local school where you live? Excel academically this time around.
Then apply to any tippy-top grad school programs that are commensurate with your current academic level of achievement. If presented properly, you could have an interesting story to tell on your application…but before the adcoms get around to reading your interesting life story, you will need to make the cut on grades and scores.</p>
<p>Don’t even think about omitting your academic past. All applications require you to disclose previous academic experience, and if you lie and are found out later (and it always comes out later) you can be expelled or have your degree rescinded.</p>