Getting into GPC
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Hi, I just moved to Georgia from the Midwest and have begun my prereq's at GPC. I have an undergraduate degree (BA), so I don't have to do as many prereq's as most, and I will be completely finished with all of my General Education Requirements by Fall, 2008. I'm taking A&P I this semester and am aiming for Straight A's (Hopefully). I take the NET Test next Saturday and I feel prepared (as long as there are no surprises--I've studied the Study Guide available from the makers of the NET test). I'm applying to GPC for the Fall, 2008 semester. In my transfer classes, I have over a 3.0 GPA (chemistry, math, english, psych, and the humanities). However, my issue is that I began doing prereq's for another program at another school in the Midwest and dropped some courses. I'm concerned that GPC will not accept me (even though my grades at the other school were great) because of my dropped courses (1 each term for 3 terms- and I wasn't taking a full load). Although I'll hopefully do very well on the NET test and have a great GPA, I'm concerned they'll be prone to looking at my prior classes and history of dropping courses. This is the first time I've taken a full courseload since completing my BA in '01. I hope they don't think I can't commit to something, and I hope that my transfer credits and this semester will be enough to prove to them that I am a serious student. Any thoughts? Or am I just completely paranoid....
Thanks,
Marissa