Schools Schools in CA that would accept engineering student with C's, GPA of about 2.9

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Several California schools offer electrical engineering programs that may accept students with a GPA between 2.5 and 2.9, despite having multiple C's, W's, and repeated classes. The discussion highlights the importance of demonstrating resilience and overcoming personal challenges, which can positively influence admissions decisions. Prospective students are encouraged to clarify their educational goals, such as whether they aim for a Bachelor's degree, and to ensure they have completed their diploma requirements from the two-year college. Emphasizing personal growth and commitment to the field can also enhance their application.
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Just curious as to what schools there are in California offering electrical engineering that would likely accept an engineering student with the following:
Quite a lot of C's, GPA of about 2.5 - 2.9
,lots of W's & repeate classes?
Took about 10 years to finish at the 2 year college, starting before finishing high school though,
failed and repeated some classes at the 2 year college
(Also, if your curious, the struggles were due to quite a number of extensuating circumstances and obstacles that were over come.)
 
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