Unique Transfer Case- i think

<p>Ok so I am wanting to transfer, well need to pretty much, from my current school b/c of a medical issue. Its a mil. academy and I cant finish there anymore.</p>

<p>So my question is.....i got into the academy, went there for a year, and needed to leave. While there i was going through a lot of medical issues which unfortunetly affected alot, including my grades. I was never on academic probation though. I know getting into the academy says alot, but i am not sure if they will overlook my medical issue, which was pretty serious, dealing on a daily basis and traveling to a hospital out of state several times. I went to a good high school, good sat score, lots of volunteer work, and was an elite athlete all during high school then went to the academy.</p>

<p>Will the schools take that issue into consideration? I wrote fairly strong essays, and had interviews where they offered. Should I call the schools to mabye explain it more. I wrote a letter explaining it briefly.</p>

<p>Thanks</p>

<p>My gpa was around a 2.3 on a 4.0 scale...very low I know...but with my issue ontop of the rigors of the academy would they take that into consideration or blow right past it. O and the medical issue is no longer an issue after intesive surgery...</p>

<p>What school(s) do you want to transfer to?</p>

<p>univ. of denver, univ. of colorado at boulder, fairfield, oberlin, and regis univ.</p>

<p>anyone help me?</p>

<p>Hey canster I don't know the answer to your question but I go to DU so I wish you luck DU is awesome I love it!</p>

<p>DU is my top school. It's getting frustrating casue these extenuating circumstances....</p>

<p>but if anyone can give me any insight it would be greatly appreciated</p>

<p>Why don't you call or write the admissions/transfer offices at these schools and see what they have to say?</p>

<p>I have written and spoke to the admissions office to all the schools....just wondering if anyone has insight or some sort of experience with extenuating circumstances...or is there more I can do</p>