Yes, colleges look at your grades. Your resume should include work experience, community service, awards you have recieved, after school activities, any sports you have played in school...etc. Your transcript contains your grades you can have your guidance office send to the college. Every college has different expectations so i suggest you visit the college website. You can google Rutgers University and you should see a link. You should also try to bring your C's up to at least a B minus. Ask your teacher for extra credit, after school help or try to get a tutor. It will definitely look better. When choosing a teacher for a recommendation letter choose someone who knows you best. Dont go for the teacher whose class you have the highest grade in. Research scholarships and financial aid programs to also assist you in getting you in your choice college. Good Luck. If you need help on your admissions essay or on anything else im here.

thank you so much! haha wow...i am only a freshman right now, but Rutgers is like my ultimate goal in life...so i hope you are around in 3 years still!!!! :-]

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