College brehs: What would you do in this situation?

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dude my GPA is like a 1.7, he doin better than me :mjcry:
im not good at taking test, i just wanna ake money, i can bust my as for 12+ hours, but all companies want to see is a peice of paper


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Nah, but I've been there. Got put on Academic probation and all of that, but eventually I still graduated. Just gotta stop bullshytting and get on your grind
 

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That ship has sailed my brother. Only way he can get back to hooping is prolly a D2 school, I doubt d1 would look at him nicely with a low gpa and previously being kicked off the team after a year.

:usure:Oh, they can.

this depends on your state, if he has a associates there's probably a uni that would take him through guaranteed admission.


what state is he in?
 
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My lil cuz got a d1 ball scholarship to hoop, and was living good, starting, putting up numbers. He started making a name for himself and the women, partying, and not studying caught up with breh. He failed his first semester with like a 1 GPA. Got kicked off the squad. :patrice:The school allowed him to come back via appeal and he began to do well. Making B's but the terms of his appeal stated he couldn't get a C.

He had a couple semester of better grades, like low B's, and then he got a C in a class and was dismissed before he could get his GPA above a 2.0 and get off probation, even tho he showed much improvement.

He went to CC and picked his grades up for a year+ with like a low 3 GPA there, but now he's struggling to get accepted into a good university and he's struggling even worse to get into major. So even though he might be able to get into a worse UNI, they have advised him he will likely not be able to get into the "academic schools of study" he wants at any college. :jbhmm:


Engineering, business, and communication school will not allow him to major because his overall GPA is sitting in the mid to low-mid 2's for GPA because of his first Unviersity?

What do I advise him to do? It looks like more CC will not put him any closer to a degree or that much of a GPA boost, but he has the option to take his first university's online classes out of pocket (no FAFSA) for $500 a class and take as many as possible t boost his old uni's GPA which may allow him to be better off in a year. Or does he say F it and get a random major that may be useless. :dame:
Is he trying to play d1 bball or just pursue his education?
 

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Is he trying to play d1 bball or just pursue his education?
Just education. In sure he's in that period where all his boys have moved on to graduating and doing other things. I mean I'm sure he has hoop dreams but since I'm not him I can't say.

:usure:Oh, they can.

this depends on your state, if he has a associates there's probably a uni that would take him through guaranteed admission.


what state is he in?
hes in Texas.
 

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Just education. In sure he's in that period where all his boys have moved on to graduating and doing other things. I mean I'm sure he has hoop dreams but since I'm not him I can't say.


hes in Texas.

Texas A&M and the University of Texas Austin does guaranteed transfer admission
 

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Just education. In sure he's in that period where all his boys have moved on to graduating and doing other things. I mean I'm sure he has hoop dreams but since I'm not him I can't say.


hes in Texas.
He should be fine a stronger academic profile matters if he wants to go to top grad and professional schools.
 
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