Semester Off
Posted: Sun Oct 09, 2011 8:26 pm
Hello There TLSers! You all have been so helpful so I'm off to bug you with another question.
I transferred colleges after my sophomore year, but I was denied acceptantance to transfer for the fall quarter becuase I had not taken an approved math class at my first college. They said that if I was able to take a math class, and pass, I would be accepted for the winter quarter. I took the math class over the summer and passed, and entered my new college in the winter (quarter). Technically, this counts as a "semester" off, but for the school I transferred to it was only a quarter. Either way, most law school apps require you to disclose if you took any time off of school. Not all of them require an "explanation" however.
Would you suggest that I write an addendum explaining the situation above? Or do you think it is unnecessary considering it was so minor and the conclusion can basically be made that I was mid transfer, and that's when I got accepted. (Of course for the ones that require an explanation I will have to do so).
Thank you!
I transferred colleges after my sophomore year, but I was denied acceptantance to transfer for the fall quarter becuase I had not taken an approved math class at my first college. They said that if I was able to take a math class, and pass, I would be accepted for the winter quarter. I took the math class over the summer and passed, and entered my new college in the winter (quarter). Technically, this counts as a "semester" off, but for the school I transferred to it was only a quarter. Either way, most law school apps require you to disclose if you took any time off of school. Not all of them require an "explanation" however.
Would you suggest that I write an addendum explaining the situation above? Or do you think it is unnecessary considering it was so minor and the conclusion can basically be made that I was mid transfer, and that's when I got accepted. (Of course for the ones that require an explanation I will have to do so).
Thank you!