HELP!! My college dropped my class?
that sounds like a nightmare O_O so sorry v_v **call and email all your advisors, parents, possibly friends if they wont distract you and can calm you down.**
Dropping classes in college?
All schools have what is called a "free to drop without grade penalty" period. This means you may drop courses without needing permission, and without having any trace of having taken the class at all. Usually this is a limited time frame, such as the first week and a half, although it's usually longer at community colleges. Beyond that, you have another drop window but it's called the "drop with grade penalty". This means you may drop, obtaining permission first, but will receive a W for your grade (no grade points but remains on permanent record). Window of opportunity varies with different schools and even colleges within the institution. After that, there is no possibility of withdrawing unless you have serious documented proof of illness or similar, which will require a formal meeting with the Dean. In any event, you MUST formally withdraw if that is your intent. If you simply stop attending the class you will definitely earn an F. This is very important.
I dropped out of college my parents are pissed?
i got no clue what to do with my life. im just depressed and dumb. ever since i finished high school i completely slipped from a 3.8 gpa to know a 2.1 gpa. i finally just stopped going and dropped all classes. my parents are mad at me. im lost in life and my parents dont understand. what should i do?
How do you decide if you should drop out of college?
I posted this answer to the question I’m a computer science student who hates school. I’ve yet to learn a single new thing from any of my classes. Should I drop out of college? What are your thoughts? I spent three years in college before I dropped out. I played college basketball my first two years of school and it was the biggest reason why I wanted to go to college in the first place. Going into my junior year I was cut from the team. Things started to change.I no longer had any clue of why I was in school. I learned more about myself that year than I ever had. This was November, and I had already taken out all my loans for school that year, so I decided I would use the rest of the year to make a solid decision. I spent the entire year, going to class, working a part time job as a prep cook, and going right back to my apartment. I did not want to be seen by anyone. I was embarrassed to show my face any more than I had to.As the year went on I tossed around the idea of dropping out. It motivated me. I realized going to college was slowly turning me into everybody else, but I wanted to be different. At class I wrote down what the professors told me what was right (its funny taking history and archaeology classes when your professor acts like they were there and they KNOW what happened) and on the side I wrote what I disagreed with and I would research it later.I learned that I did not want to go through life letting someone else decide what was right and wrong. I had made the decision that as the year ended I was going to drop out, but I wasn't going to screw myself over in case later in life I decided to go back.That's exactly what I did. I spent the year regurgitating what my professors uttered to me, and I made the Dean's List both semesters. No way in hell did I ever go to those stupid Dean's list dinners, where 'smart' kids get to act like they are better, celebrating with a meal of 'fancy cafeteria food'.I'm not sure how many Dean's list dropouts are out there, but I haven't met one yet. But damn, does it feel good to be one.That's who I am, a dropout, and I own it. After leaving school I backpacked Mexico and Central America for 4 months, before coming home to where I am now starting my own online business.I have no experience, no degree, and I'm extremely in debt. I'm destined to fail, and that's why I'm going to succeed.