I'm applying to UCCS for a bio BS and I'm a little out of my depth. I have an appt with an admissions counselor next friday at the college but I'm not sure how to get scholarships or what to apply to.
I'm 30, afab, I graduated highschool in 2013 at the age of 20 through a push program. I have an unweighted GPA of 3.02 but a weighted GPA of 5.25.
I'm taking an ACT tomorrow to help me out and am anticipating a 28 composite or higher, I can retest in June if I need to study more and get a higher score to be accepted (uccs doesn't NEED an ACT but is helpful if they have one above 25).
Okay so.
Been out of achool 10 years, no class rank, am married and have 1 dependant. We make approximately 105k and Idk if that matters. i was diagnosed with adhd as a child, but don't have any of that paperwork, would a retest and updated paperwork get me anything?
I am a homeowner, and been a stay at home parent for 4 years. Prior to that we lived in texas and I made $58k a year.
Uhm. I don't know what other information I need.
Oh, I am applying for fafsa and COF. The fafsa I have to wait for them to verify my identity as I had a name change 5 years ago and am just now updating the fafsa website.
Okay, let me know if you need any other information and thanks for any help you guys can give me.
Unfortunately the place that does OOP genetic screening (invitae) has gone bankrupt. You can however request an echocardiogram and a CTA Cat scan of your heart to check the health. In the Cat scan they give you metropolol or similar to slow your heart rate down to the 50s so they can take a photo between each beat.
I'm at risk for thoracic aortic dissection and or aneurysm so I need to get mine checked regularly.
If you're worried about your vascular health, I'd get this done asap.
I jumped down from too high up and broke a blood vessel on the bottom of my foot.
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