NonDisclosure of past transcripts
Posted: Thu Apr 01, 2010 2:48 am
I'm applying to law school next year. I'll be in my last year of my four year degree come next fall. When I was 18 I entered university and flunked out BIG TIME. I spent THREE years at that school and failed miserably - did not go to class, didn't write final exams etc. My gpa at that school is pretty much nil. I was an immature, lost idiot back then.
6 years later I entered a different degree program at a different university and am doing GREAT! I totally turned things around because I finally figured out my purpose and why I wanted to be in school in the first place. I have gotten straight A's this past year (A-'s and A's) and prior years were a good mix of high B's and A-'s.
I am really worried though. What if disclosing the first transcript where I failed totally throws all chances of law school out the window??? The schools I'm applying to look at the last two years in considering applicants, but still I'm wondering if flunking that miserably initially would just screw me? should I disclose the first transcript? or take a gamble?
Any input? Anyone ever have a similar situation? anything?
6 years later I entered a different degree program at a different university and am doing GREAT! I totally turned things around because I finally figured out my purpose and why I wanted to be in school in the first place. I have gotten straight A's this past year (A-'s and A's) and prior years were a good mix of high B's and A-'s.
I am really worried though. What if disclosing the first transcript where I failed totally throws all chances of law school out the window??? The schools I'm applying to look at the last two years in considering applicants, but still I'm wondering if flunking that miserably initially would just screw me? should I disclose the first transcript? or take a gamble?
Any input? Anyone ever have a similar situation? anything?