Mills (not) on track
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No offense to Mills, but I look forward to when the registrar says he is "on track " that would make it more official.
Shouldn't be very long now. He said he was planning to be in Lincoln by mid-May as one of the earliest recruits arriving for the summer so we'll see if that happens.
Hope we can take the asterisk off this kid once and for all.
Does this help the situation?
It's been in Mill's hands the entire time. The registrar will simply make it official. When that word is made public you will hear lots of complaining or cheering. I suppose he could still take a summer course.
According to the academic calendar at GCCC, finals begin Monday the 6th and the semester ends Thursday the 9th and final grades are due on Friday the 10th. So, it is still in his hands.
I understand how the system works...I am an educator. What happened to sarcasm in 2019?
Referring to Mo’s case in Cali? Isn’t that just a prelim to assign a new attorney since his guy here isn’t licensed in Cali?
Hope it's true but ive seen these things go left in a hurry. Ill be happy and believe it IF/WHEN he gets here. Until then im in wait and see mode...
Holla
I just think we can't have a Mills thread without some highlights!
Needs to raise his GPA.
https://journalstar.com/sports/husk...cle_1e237550-5877-5716-b598-b11a38a452e6.html
https://journalstar.com/sports/husk...cle_1e237550-5877-5716-b598-b11a38a452e6.html
Not surprising that Mills GPA qualification to join Nebraska is still dicey. Should know soon (like in the next week or so) if he made the GPA hurdle but graduating was a good step in the right direction.
Kinda pisses me off that we are 27 posts into this thread and nobody with the humble-brag about how they didn’t apply themselves either but still got 32+ on their ACTs.
I got a 19, and graduated UNO with a 3.4
I think I was severely hung over and didn't give a crap when I took my ACT.
Speaking of qualifying issues... Why do they still have Desmond Bland’s name on list of commits?
Why would anyone want to admit that they did that bad?
Well, he doesn't know his current grades and GPA since the semester hasn't officially ended until Thursday. I am "guessing" the grades he said he needed "could" have been what he needed in either core areas or overall to get his GPA where it needed to be.
As per your question on summer courses, I think the short answer is yes he can. But, once you get up in credits, which I assume is around 64 for an AAS degree, it takes a lot more classes, i,e good grades, to raise a GPA overall.
Hope he makes it but I am not holding my proverbial breath.
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Any credits that he transferred into junior college do not have a GPA attached to them, they are simply credits on his transcript that say "TR" instead of a grade. I only say this to say that a solid effort this semester could bump his overall GPA more quickly if he is averaging against 38 credit hours vs 60. Does anyone know how many credits he brought in from his freshman D1 school?
Nice! Back when men were men. Today's millennial boys have half the testosterone. Notice his left shin and ankle wrapped!! Probably played with that injury.
considering it was Georgia Tech, a very difficult academic environment, and he transferred immediately, my guess would be right around zero.
As opposed to raising the number of his credit hours, could he not just retake classes where he got poor grades in to raise his GPA that way?
dont raise the denominator, just raise the numerator.
