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Essay (6) | Physical Therapy/Exercise Science | Oct 17 2011 | Like most universities, Texas State likes to see well-rounded individuals. This includes plenty of service/ volunteer hours, around the previous years freshman class average GPA, above average SAT and/or ACT scores, and some well constructed/worded essays. Personally, I didn't have the best grades my freshman - junior years in high school, but was involved in many extra curricular activities and had loads of volunteer hours. I was also able to make straight A's my senior year, - in upper level classes - which showed that I had gotten my 'shit' together. There are many things that make up a well-rounded student/individual. If you are concerned about not meeting the requirements for admittance, you should talk to an advisor at the school you're looking at and ask them what you can do to make yourself more appealing to the university in order to up your chances of getting in. Business - Management and Administration
| Sep 18 2011 | I wrote a great essay and I had done many things during high school that were service related. I was accepted to many colleges but after touring the campus, this was my top choice. Kept up my grades and tried to write a good essay. Move to Austin expecting you can get into UT on a good essay.
Attend ACC for three years; stay stoned.
Make a few A's, a lot of B's, and a few C's.
Change majors a few times.
Open the thin "Sorry, Buck" letter from UT.
Lose all hope.
Get humble.
Get into Texas State.
Stop staying stoned.
Start showing up to class.
Start paying attention.
Start reading. Feel the difference. |
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