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How badly might a student have to perform at a 2 year college to not be accepted into any 4 year college anywhere? And can it be undone so that you can transfer depending on the reason why?
Jack21222 said:Depends on the state, I guess. In Maryland, some public universities state if you have a 2.0 and an AA degree from a Maryland community college, you get automatic admission.
On the other hand, if you're failing at community college, perhaps you need to reevaluate your life. Perhaps you were just meant to do jobs that don't require a degree. Plenty of people make good money doing sales and other such things with no degree.
No, it is not impossible to go to a 4-year college if you do not do well at a 2-year college. While grades and academic performance are important factors in the college admissions process, they are not the only criteria that colleges consider.
Yes, your performance at a 2-year college can impact your chances of getting into a 4-year college. Admissions committees typically look at your overall academic record, including your grades and classes taken at all institutions, to get a better understanding of your academic potential.
Yes, it is possible to transfer to a 4-year college after attending a 2-year college and not doing well. However, your chances of being admitted may be lower and you may need to work harder to demonstrate your academic potential and improvement.
One way to improve your chances is to focus on improving your academic performance at the 2-year college. This may involve taking challenging courses, seeking help from professors or tutors, and demonstrating your dedication and improvement in your application materials.
Yes, in addition to academic performance, colleges also look at other factors such as extracurricular activities, letters of recommendation, and essays. These can be great opportunities to showcase your strengths and potential as a college student.