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This sounds stupid I know, but I hope for a serious answer. D:
Say I know the cause of autism at its base roots, what causes it and how it may be prevented. How would I share this information with credibility? I'm 18 and graduated with a 2.0 gpa. >.< |
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If I thought I had learned something I wanted to share I would get a doctorate in an allied field and put in my 10 years study/research with as wide a base of those I could (autism is a spectrum disorder, not a single entity, so probably does not have a single root cause) and become a professional in my field so I could get other professionals who have been studying in my field's attention and show them what I had learned (write professional journal articles, etc.) and prove to them it is true from my research.
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Perna's right. The only way is to attend university.
If you wish to attend university, a 2.0 GPA is not high enough for admission. You will need to upgrade your high school or enroll in a junior college program that prepares for university education. The minimum average you should strive for is 70% or a 2.8 GPA. Some universities require higher GPAs, especially science programs. |
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