<p>Hi
I have a bit of an unusual situation and need some advice, but first some background </p>
<p>i attended school in the UK and did very well in the external examinations ( sort of like AP)
I then came to the US beginning senior year, took a bunch of AP classes/tests and ended up getting over a 4.6GPA. Great SAT/ACT.
Was then given a substantial scholarship to a really good school. But of course the newfound freedom didnt do me well and I ended up partying the entire year, ending with a 2.6 GPA for freshman year.
I then applied to a Med school in UK (using my scores for external examinations only which were outstanding) and have just graduated.</p>
<p>The problem:
I want to apply to graduate school in the US for a masters, but they want me to list all universities that I have attended. Given that I attended freshman year in a US university and did poorly (2.6 ish), should I not list it and remove any mention of scholarships from this university from my resume? Or is this considered really unethical? Is there any way I can have it all cancelled or do something about it?
Help would really be appreciated</p>