Dropping a class?
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I have no clue, I'm meeting with my advisor soon and I'm sure he'll give the best advice.
CycloneErik
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I'm thinking of sending my prof an email. I'm just in a bad mood right now so everything is seeming like the end of the world.
I wish I would have done this with some of my classes because I would have worked a harder on the more difficult classes.
Just like homework. I give out math based problems for the class I teach. Some kids never figure out that if you work together: 1. I don't care, 2. You'll probably learn from each other, and 3. You will probably end up with perfect scores quickly.
They give away free points by struggling. Either ask me for help or your classmates.
First, you might want to take a look at what is causing you to be in a bad mood. Second, the world is not coming to an end. Third, decide what to do with the religion course.
CycloneErik
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The free points part is troubling.
I actually stand there and map out exactly what each part of the exam requires. A stunning amount of students sit there and stare right through that.
When you take introductory classes, they usually aren't there to trip you up. It's almost a hand-out if you make an effort.
Is the class curved? How was your grade in relation to the avg.? I'd just go to class and participate as much as you can. I know as a freshman it took me a little bit to learn how to properly "study". By the time I graduated, I didn't need to study for most tests because I learned how to pick out the important stuff in lectures and made sure to write those down.
Yeah its only one college course that could probably ruin you college career if you want to be a preacher.
Yeah, sit back, think it over, leave it for tomorrow if you have to. Schedule a meeting to help find out where you sit, and as an old dude who has been through his share of "worlds coming to an end".....I'm here to tell you it never does.
Just take some time to make a decision, and then make your best choice from an informed position. If you continue to push to do your best, you will get where you want to be, regardless of this one.
Just take some time to make a decision, and then make your best choice from an informed position. If you continue to push to do your best, you will get where you want to be, regardless of this one.
CycloneErik
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YOU'RE SENILE, OLD MAN!!
PANIC NOW, PANIC FOREVER!!!
You can't really develop a lifetime of panic-based decision-making if you don't start early. If you wait until you're older, it might be too late to learn to panic.
