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So funny thing. I was doing some research into the “non traditional” programs at the top schools. A handful have programs for people who have been outside of a
by the_only_law 6y ago
So funny thing. I was doing some research into the “non traditional” programs at the top schools.
A handful have programs for people who have been outside of academic for some years, and allows them to earn the same undergrad degree.
However the same gpa and test score requirements are all in place and you’re still being judged by who you were at 17/18. I suppose the main difference is instead of looking at involvement in things like sports, student organizations, volunteering, etc. it’s looking at work experience or membership in professional organizations.
But at that point why not just have the apply as a normal undergrad?
- rejectedandsad 6y agoIt's extremely depressing. I really don't feel like I have much hope knowing I'll never be able to achieve anything because of who I was when I was in high school - it's even worse because I knew what I wanted in high school (Siemens, high school research, etc), but had no idea how to accomplish it.