<p>Can you chance my application for the Spring 2014 semester?</p>
<p>School: Started at UH for 13 hours; the rest of my time is at San Jacinto Community College for 96 hours. I have an AAS in Emergency Medical Technology and I will have an AA in Biology at the end of this semester.</p>
<p>Major: I want to go to CNS, however, I really want to get in and chose COLA undeclared and UGS undeclared so that I may increase my chances for admissions.</p>
<p>GPA: My GPA is what really concerns me, primarily because of my semester at UH as a freshman. I failed my chemistry class because I was late in scheduling a final, so I have a 1.9 in 13 attempted hours. However, I transferred to San Jac and did my basic classes until I enrolled in the EMS program and earned my degree. I then finished my Texas Core requirements and will obtain my degree this semester. My GPA at San Jac is currently a 3.67 overall. Additionally, I am taking a General Chemistry class at San Jac and I’m confident I will have an A at the end of the semester. This is the only class I took this semester and it should slightly increase my GPA. I also hope it will make up for the F I made as a Freshman at UH. Now If I combined my GPA from UH and San Jac, my overall GPA would be a 3.49. Despite my poor start in the beginning of my collegiate career, my grades have improved exponentially. I have had a 4.0 GPA in the previous 4 semesters and only acquired 3 Bs in my EMT degree.</p>
<p>Recommendation Letters: I have 2 recommendation letters. One is from my US History Professor who has her PhD, where I excelled in her class. Another is from my Paramedic Instructor, where I excelled in his paramedic program and where I also graduated 1st in my Paramedic class rank.</p>
<p>Extracurricular Activities: I have worked as a USAG professional gymnastics coach for five years where I have coached numerous award winning children. I also have a year of EMS working experience, with an additional two years of clinical experience. I am a Nationally and State registered Licensed Paramedic, EMT-Intermediate, EMT-Basic, in addition to numerous other certifications and skills.</p>
<p>Essays: I wrote 2 essays, topic A and E, in which I believe are excellent. It explains my poor academic performance in my early college academics and the F i mentioned, but it also emphasizes my turn around in my academic performance due to my involvement in EMS. It also talked about my experience working as a 911 paramedic and what I’ve went through working and training as one. My essay for topic E talked about the importance of humanitarianism and philanthropy. So I believe both of my essay topics are strong.</p>
<p>So based on my information, do you believe I have a chance of being admitted, despite my poor academics in the beginning of my collegiate career.</p>