<p>At the end of my senior year year of high school I had two options to choose from as it pertained to colleges. I could either go to Texas A&M under the Blinn TEAM program (and transfer into the college of engineering as a comp sci major) or go to the University of Oklahoma as a comp sci major. I had my heart set on A&M for a long time and after looking into Blinn TEAM I wanted to go through with it. My dad on the other hand would not listen to anything me, the rest of my family, or people from A&M had to say about the Blinn TEAM program and waved it off entirely, saying "no son of mine is going to a community college to major in liberal arts or some other useless degree" (swell guy right?). He had no idea what the program actually entailed, and long story short, he forcefully made my college decision for me.</p>
<p>Right now I'm a freshman at the University of Oklahoma majoring in computer science. Last semester I messed up and made a 2.67 with 12 hours because I was miserable and didn't apply myself. If all goes according to plan this semester I'll have a 3.43 with 28 hours under my belt, plus hours from AP/dual credit (51 if I remember correctly). My friends that attend A&M think I'll have almost a surefire shot of getting in if I meet my goals for the semester, they're in the College of Engineering there. What chances do you guys think I have of being admitted as a computer science major at A&M for the Fall 2013 semester?</p>