Is it possible to turn a College rejection into a college acceptance?

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Anonymous wrote:Rudy

LOL! Bright spot in my day.

To be fair, he transferred.

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I did this. I had to leave a college bc I had major depression. Once I was better, I attended a community college. I applied to the state flagship school, and was rejected - my grades were okay, but I worked 2 jobs and went to class. I drove down to the school and met with the admissions dept, and explained it to them, and they let me in. I graduated from this Big Ten school 3 years later.

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Anonymous wrote:Yes! Try to apply as a transfer. It worked for our daughter into her first choice Ivy, which rejected her as a HS senior.

That's good to know. So you can actually transfer to Ivy?

It is feasible, in theory at least -- because the Ivies for the most part don't have any required courses. So a transfer student wouldn't have to make up for any coursework not completed at the previous school.

Hey dummy, ever heard to the famous core at Columbia?

"The Core Curriculum is the set of common courses required of all undergraduates and considered the necessary general education for students, irrespective of their choice in major."

https://www.college.columbia.edu/core/core

But you ignore facts and keep typing your political BS. That's what works best for people like you.

Yeah, that's right. (Only problem is that Columbia students tend to rely on the Cliff Notes versions of the assigned readings. It's a pity. But true.)