P.G. Wodehouse

I have a friend who graduated with an overall GPA 2.97 and has 186 credits which is 60 credits over the 120 credit requirement to graduate. He is a member of the National History Honors Society and has a 3.7 GPA in his history major. He understands that he can't go directly into a PHD program so he's trying for a masters and then a doctorate later on. What are his chances of getting into graduate school for history? What would he need to get on the GRE? Is there any hope for my friend?

Hello again, I've been communicating with this girl I know from class. She's a bit nerdy, but a very kind and intelligent person between 21 and 22. She is also very conservative in her dress and general manner (beautiful under it all though!). Anyway, last week I was in this parade with her and three other people. Everyone is in a picture, even her. She sends the photos to us all, but there are no photos of her and she was the organizer of this whole event. So I send her an email asking her for the that one photo so I can at least have a picture of everyone in the parade and she refuses. Instead she says: "As a general rule, I don't give out my picture to people and that is why I am not in the photos". No "hello -----" or "howdy -------" like usual, but just the simple sentence. I felt it was rather pompous and thus totally out of character for her. What the hell is going on?

Okay, I've met this girl who I am captivated by, but I'm a bit afraid of the consequences of knowing her. You see, I've had some bad experiences in the past with friends and family betraying my trust. So as a result, I don't make any new friends. I've never really had such a impetus to be friends with anyone, muchless a woman, until now (probably about 6 years ago). What should I do? How do I overcome my fear of betrayal? How could I befriend her so that I don't seem like I am pursuing her? Thanks for your help lads and lasses.....

I'm a Junior at the University of Minnesota with a 3.07 GPA and graduating will be graduating with a History and Political Science BA with an emphasis in International Relations. I haven't taken the GRE yet, but I'm wondering from those of you with knowledge of such things, what would help. Please, no negative answers like "aw man, you're screwed." Thank you.

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