Did I mess up my chances?
475695
He was just looking for sex and he used u...Duh!!
264319
Do I get a sneaky suspicion you messed up the question?
855797
I would look closely to see why you failed twice. Could it be you are nervous? or didn't remember some stuff? Once you figured out why you failed, it should be easy to work on just that. Contact a local rescue squad to see if they assist. Good luck.
712780
It's okay, not outstanding or anything.. 49% of students had a GPA of 3.75 or higher in high school. But your SAT scores and other factors have something to do with it also. Apply. If you get in, great. If not, at least you know. It's worse to not apply and keep wondering if they would have accepted you. Just do it! And you have time to improve that. :)
480390
go back to your professor...be honest with him and ask him for help. Professors do not enjoy failing students and have the viewpoint that everyone deserves a second chance. Ask him or her what you can do to redeem yourself.
899544
you can try... obviously u have to change... and let her know...\nits possible that it too late. Take what you learnt form that experience to ensure that it wont happen with the next. goodluck!
69165
If your not happy with your score and you feel you can do better, then yes, definately retest. To apply for scholarships, check out fastweb.com. After you register with them they will generate a list of scholarships, with links to apply for them.
122023
Good Luck!  My husband put in his packet and was in school 2 months later.  We actually got his first choice for a recruiting station...only too find out three months after he graduated(and we still had no orders) that a DUI he got 9 years ago came up on his background check and that disqualified him.  People were getting kicked ut throughout the class for things such as BAD credit!  They are allowed to take up to 9 months from the time you graduate until they give you orders.  Good luck!
1043374
there is a chance, but you messed up pretty bad. i got a pardon for theft. and it was a pretty big pardon also, it took them awhile to decide. so you might have a chance.
1151406
Honestly, it is really hard to tell in those situations, I have gotten jobs in the past on just the basis of a phone interview, but I have also been told to wait for a call that never came.   You should look at it hopefully, but also do not give up you search for other opportunities at this point.\n\nGood luck in your search!!
950100
No, they were not but you had to file for deferment. In general, if you were in college, you were put at the bottom of the list or bypassed.
781267
Assuming that you meet all of their requirements for admission (i.e. a BA and some kind of Master's plus the required GPA), why not go ahead and apply instead of trying to outguess them.  Or at least go talk to a real live person instead of relying on what their catalog and website say.    \n\nYou are anticipating the worst when you haven't really tried yet.  You are reading between the lines and coming to conclusions that may not be warranted.  Go find out what the real story is.
1091285
Your GPA and your ACT score tell two different stories.  Did something happen when you took your ACT?  Or is 21 a typo?  Your GPA and class list look great, but if I were you, I'd take the ACT one more time to get that extra boost.  \n\nGood luck!  Rock Chalk Jayhawk!
1005477
I used to work in admissions/records and I can tell you that glitches happen often. It does not mean that your record is missing. All major schools have back up servers and databases just in case the worst happens. I recommend you call the school and ask them to fix it, and do not worry!
326738
Technically, you should've been applying months ago.  Be prepared to sit around for a while FYI maybe you should think about grad school.  There are lots of online Universities to get an MBA or something.
956706
Hi I just got a rejection yesterday from Manchester university. Haven't heard anything from the other 3 yet. But could be as long as April.
729814
Call back anyone who has interviewed you recently and talk to them.  Ask them if there is something you can do to improve your chances of hire!  Good luck.