ryansde11

Agreed. This is a major PITA for basically all non developers in your company.

What model Android phone?

I'm curious because I remember going into the tmobile store in the mall and purchasing the G1 back in 2008. I had the phone and email setup before getting back to my car.

Yes. Absolutely.

The skills learned from writing something like a compiler or operating system can be applied to any type of software development job and are more valuable than anything on the OP's list.

College isn't a vocational school where you learn X so you can get a job doing exactly X. The idea is to learn a broad range of CS, Mathematics, and general problem solving skills. Doing so will allow you to write any type of software.

Take some math courses at a community college or online and boost your math grades, then reapply.