suspension record

[Radio Storm]

fakers, fakers, fakers

[Malevolent]

I doubt it will hurt your chances of enlisting because the army needs people, but I can't say anything for sure. As for colleges, it will hurt your chances if I understand the system.

[Radio Storm]

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[Malevolent]

Meaning, colleges might reject me because of all the bad things I've done?

You're certainly not getting into a top college with that kind of record even if your grades are sufficient, that's for sure.

[Radio Storm]

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[Bobby]

If you plan on going to college after the armed services, the institutions reserve the right to pull up your school records. Many veterans decide to go to college after the service partially because it doesn't cost them much if anything. As for the service, I am not sure. I imagine they do look at your record to see what kind of a person you are.

[James]

It would most definitely affect getting into a college.

[David]

Actually, Jared is Canadian, and in the Canadian system it might not significantly effect getting into a university, since many schools do not require the kind of lengthy additional personal information US schools do. With good grades, it could be less of a problem than it would be anywhere in America.

The best idea, Jared, is to check with a guidance counselor.

[Bobby]

I think that when it comes to records, the US and Canada have similar practices.

[Cerberus]

If you also have a record of problems like this it can have an impact on whether or not the armed forces will accept you. Not as much as a university, but it can still be there.

[Prince_Vegeta]

So... yeah, I have a very lengthy school suspension record going all the way to the 4th grade. I've been suspended from school many, many, many times over the years for a whole rainbow of reasons (though the very first was probably the worst).

Could potentially hurt my chances of getting into the army, or getting a job, or getting in to college in the future, or anything like that?

I think you set a suspension record. Well j/k. But anyways, those suspensions aren't going to look good for colleges at all. You should go to the principle of your school and see if he/she is willing to remove some of those suspensions from your record.

[andrew lucas]

im not sure about the states failed system, but in Canada they realise since elementary and secondary school when your entering a college/university your trying to be serious/ more mature. i dont see why they dont do that for you? but thats fucking retarded i almost feel bad for you