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Domestic partner and health insurance eligibility?

Am I responsible for imputed income from a health insurance fringe benefit for a domestic partner?

Taxes on domestic partner health insurance?

Healthy Meal Plan for a teen?

Is tzatziki dip healthy?

weightloss motivators? and what are healthy snacks and foods I can eat?

Have $120k in medical bills, can't get medicaid?

help with health and welfare please!!?

Idaho Health and Welfare?

So my freshmen and sophomore year I really screwed up by getting bad grades. But I matured junior year and got straight A's for the whole year + good SAT/ACT scores. I have a 3.1 GPA (That was the highest I could pull it up so far) I know my GPA is on the low side but ya know, maybe they'll see how I grew into a student and it will make me stand out. My other accomplishments are that: - I am president of Key Club (a volunteering club), and GSA (Gay-Straight Alliance) -I play softball and am a pretty good player -I'm in orchestra and am good at the violin -I have really good recconmendation letters from the supervisor of the art museum, and spectrum health (I volenteer at both places) -200+ volenteer hours plus a part time job how much of a chance do I have? Be honest..

both my parents work there!! and yes, you should be able to get in. i go there alot because of my parents, and it is a wonderfull school. and if you see anyone with the last name "tarabara" simle and wave :D

To be honest, your junior year, i hear, is the most important year, so that will be beneficial. Depending on how low your grades were, than im sure with those kind of extra curricular activites and volunteer services, along with good recomendations, plus a 3.1 GPA, than you should get accepted. Go to the michigan state university website and see what they look for. I mean if you failed every class in your freshman and sophomore year, than you might have to go to a school that isnt a prestigious, but hey you never know? As it stands right now, I'd say you have a pretty good shot.