<p>I must have horrible luck with transfering, or am I do something wrong. I went to a really good private high school, competed as an elite athlete nationally....then comes colleges - I went to one of the service academies (annapolis, west point, air force - i'll let you choose) and left for physical reason. I suffered from a really bad injury in the begging of the school year of 2006-2007 school year, had surgery which made me take off last fall semester, and know I am finishing up recumperating. The injury itself took alot of me going from doctors for days at a time out of state and keeping up with the rigors of the academy and the academics also. I came out with a low GPA 2.0ish . I've applied to reasonably very easy schools and some very difficult schools. I tried to explain to admissions of my extenuating circumstances which was extremly difficult with the pain, missing classes, etc.. you get the point...All the schools seems to give me a hard time, and I even got rejected from a very easy easy school per say (it was a 4 year CC pretty much)....I have a strong application despite the set back, with strong EC's in high school, through out my first year, over coming the serious injury and maintaing A's in all my 5 classes at the Community College I go to now while I recover and have a part time job and such....I've been accepted to a top language immersion program this summer too which I've told the colleges...</p>
<p>Sorry for the long post, but am I doing something wrong? I understand why some of the more difficult schools I applied to are giving me a hard time...but being in so called "limbo" for a couple months stinks.</p>