A school I’m interested is asking for 3.0 cumulative of all college courses taken which means even those before I retook most gen-ed and prerequisites. I don’t even think I will make the 3.0 cumulative regardless of good grades from the most recent courses taken. Is it still possible? Anyone have any experience with this
Mostly need to start from scratch on Science but have a long time to study, thank you!
I was young, dumb and not focused. Now I am in my early 30s with two kids. My world has changed and I would be absolutely committed to this dream. The problem is my gpa was horrific like 2.5 so I would be starting from scratch especially with prerequisites. Do you think it’s possible?
Is this a good order? Some were free from a deal they were running :)
Is it just me… or are most people hopping on the Lagree bandwagon seemingly not fit overall.
And if you don’t mind sharing what was the process like? With or without experience
You called it guys.
My 3.5 year old son has a significant speech delay (minimally verbal, uses signs) and is sensory-seeking.
We started him in beginner swim lessons yesterday (4:2 ratio). He had a really hard time — he got out of the water once, splashed a lot, threw some toys, and basically didn’t participate in any of the activities. I actually shocked at how much idle time the class had. 95% sitting…
The instructor was able to redirect him, but it was maybe disruptive. I’m feeling discouraged and worried this might be too much for him right now. Has anyone had a similar experience with a late-talking or sensory-seeking toddler? Did it get better after a few classes? Would it be reasonable to ask to switch him to a Parent Aide class even though he’s a few months over the age cutoff?
Any advice from swim instructors or parents is appreciated. Thank you!