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So, my friend finally told me what I suspected for a while now. We're not continuing our relationship. And I was surprisingly okay with it. Sure,...
So, my friend finally told me what I suspected for a while now. We're not continuing our relationship. And I was surprisingly okay with it. Sure,...
Posted on: February 22, 2009
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Posted March 8, 2010 by Embarr
I'm thinking of dropping my German class and taking it in the summer instead. I'm not doing well on the quizzes and tests and I feel that if I continue that I'll end up with a D or worse. I need this class to graduate. I won't drop below half-time mark if I drop it but I will be left with only three classes (9 credits) this semester. I feel that I will be judged for dropping it, but I don't know. I'm stressing over it more than I should. But, if I decide to drop it and take it in the summer, what if I do poorly in the summer as well?
Plus, I'd be going into school housing for the summer if I did this since they only have it on campus. I'd have to get financial aid for the summer too. Why does this all have to be so complicated?!
This all seemed to boil to the surface this morning when I woke up to discover that I'd slept through my alarm clock and missed the first half of my class. It might be a sign that I need to take a step back.
Plus, I'd be going into school housing for the summer if I did this since they only have it on campus. I'd have to get financial aid for the summer too. Why does this all have to be so complicated?!
This all seemed to boil to the surface this morning when I woke up to discover that I'd slept through my alarm clock and missed the first half of my class. It might be a sign that I need to take a step back.
ashes wrote at March 8, 2010
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I dropped my Spanish class because I knew I wouldn't pass it (it had a really bad lesson plan and textbook). Anyway, its up to you - it sucks to have to lose the money, but if it comes to saving your GPA or whatnot, sometimes you gotta do it. You would also have the opportunity to buy a good book to learn it at your own pace for a while..
