Is a b minus a bad grade in college? A?
I just finished my first semester I didn't get my grade back from one course but the others i got a b minus, an a minus, and an a. My average GPA is 3.513 for now other class isnt in it. I might want to go to medical school and if not an OT program. I'm a screwed from this semester or can I fix my GPA by doing better in the following semesters? The class that i got a b minus is biology for majors and they make it a weeder class try to scare people from becoming pre med I am taking it again this semester and will study way harder is it a really bad grade? i haven't gotten below a b plus since i was a freshman in high school.
Should i go uc or go to csu and transfer after 2 years.?
Unfortunately, you have got pretty much everything wrong in this question. 1. It is extremely difficult to transfer from a CSU to a UC. UCs take transfers from California community colleges first. Then, if there is room, they will take transfers from other UCs. Then, if there is *still* room, they take transfers from other colleges. With California's economy, more and more students are going the CC to UC route to save money, and UC's budget has been slashed, so it is going to be near impossible to transfer from a CSU. 2. Most CSU and UC campuses have tens of thousands of students. I guarantee you will find fellow students you can be friends with, no matter where you go. I went to a UC and I can tell you that we don't think we are better than others. Maybe a few students who were in the top of their high school class feel that way, but a weeder class like general chemistry will put them in their place. There are nerdy studious types at CSU, and there are hardcore partiers at UC. I wouldn't assume that people at a CSU are automatically going to be outgoing. Some CSUs are mainly commuter schools, where most of the students commute from home and don't participate in many campus activities. 3. Your GPA will not be lower just because you go to a UC. CSU classes are just as hard as UC. It's just easier to get into CSU. I know people who really struggle with their GPA at a CSU, in majors like engineering that are tough everywhere. I think a much better way to choose between CSU and UC is to look at your career goals. CSU programs are generally geared toward getting you ready for a job right out of your bachelor's program. UC programs are generally geared toward preparing you for graduate school or professional school (law, medicine, business, pharmacy, etc). CSU has programs at the bachelor's degree level that UC doesn't have, like nursing, leisure studies, and accounting.
How do i write this java code?
import java.util.Scanner; public class RemodelingCompany { public static void main(String[] args){ //Create Scanner object Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in); //Create variables double lengthOfRoom = 0.0; double widthOfRoom = 0.0; double heightOfRoom = 0.0; double roomArea = 0.0; double widthOfDoor = 0.0; double heightOfDoor = 0.0; double doorArea = 0.0; double widthOfWindow = 0.0; double heightOfWindow = 0.0; double windowArea = 0.0; double totalArea = 0.0; //Get room dimensions System.out.print("What is the length of the room (in ft)?: "); lengthOfRoom = input.nextDouble(); System.out.print("What is the width of the room (in ft)?: "); widthOfRoom = input.nextDouble(); System.out.print("What is the height of the room (in ft)?: "); heightOfRoom = input.nextDouble(); //Calculate area [2LH + 2LW] roomArea = ((2 * lengthOfRoom * heightOfRoom) + (2 * lengthOfRoom * widthOfRoom)); //Get door dimensions System.out.print("What is the width of the door (in ft)?: "); widthOfDoor = input.nextDouble(); System.out.print("What is the height of the door (in ft)?: "); heightOfDoor = input.nextDouble(); //Calculate area [dw*dh] doorArea = widthOfDoor * heightOfDoor; //Get window dimensions System.out.print("What is the width of the window (in ft)?: "); widthOfWindow = input.nextDouble(); System.out.print("What is the height of the window (in ft)?: "); heightOfWindow = input.nextDouble(); //Calculate area [ww*wh] windowArea = widthOfWindow * heightOfWindow; //Calculate total area (2LH + 2LW) – (ww*wh) – (dw*dh) totalArea = roomArea - doorArea - windowArea; System.out.println("The total area of paintable wall is " + totalArea); } }