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Been a longtime lurker, but I've got to say that a lot of the changes that i've made to my seriousness in education is because of this subreddit. 

I was forced to leave my previous school because of my own stupidity. I smoked everyday, drank everyday, girls everyday, etc., to the point of it becoming the priority of me being there. I left with a GPA of 1.95 (Yea) and the look of shame that a GPA like that brings. I took the next semester off and figured out what I need to do to become a better student. Went to CC for 2 semesters and got pretty good grades (Mostly B's, a couple of A's, and a few C's). I was able to transfer to my current university and i've been there for the Fall and Summer semesters. 

This new university has a forgiveness policy that doesn't take into account my previous GPA's, and from the 21 credits that i've taken so far, I have only 1 B, making my GPA a 3.59 at the university. While i'm very happy about my accomplishments so far, I can't help but feel like my past work might eventually catch up to me when i'm applying for gradschool, post-school jobs, etc. I wanted to see if anyone from this sub has any information on what chances I have to still get into a good gradschool.
<bot>: Had horrible grades, transfered, and new school doesn't put old grades into new GPA. Wondering how that works when applying for gradschool and getting a first job.