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 Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 8:24 am
So, I've been sick on and off for the longest time. It has lead to me not being able to turn in most of my work for my English class on time. It has gotten to the point that no matter what, I'll fail the class. I talked to my teacher not to long ago and she suggested to see if I could drop the class. I went to the registers desk and they said I can't do anything. So, I think I'm screwed.
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 10:58 am
I guess tryin your best is all you could really do sweatdrop
Or try and explain your deal to the office, or find out what else you can do with the teacher to help bring up the grades.
Ooooh or, try and be involved and show you care about passing, things like that usually help c:
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 1:47 pm
itscatherinedude
I guess tryin your best is all you could really do sweatdrop
Or try and explain your deal to the office, or find out what else you can do with the teacher to help bring up the grades.
Ooooh or, try and be involved and show you care about passing, things like that usually help c:
I went to the office and they said they can't do anything. But I think I found a loophole. They have a policy that your dropped from the class if you miss 3 classes. I think I've missed 4.
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 5:13 pm
Rubai Sora itscatherinedude
I guess tryin your best is all you could really do sweatdrop
Or try and explain your deal to the office, or find out what else you can do with the teacher to help bring up the grades.
Ooooh or, try and be involved and show you care about passing, things like that usually help c:
I went to the office and they said they can't do anything. But I think I found a loophole. They have a policy that your dropped from the class if you miss 3 classes. I think I've missed 4.
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But is it a W or a WF? At the university I went to, we could drop a class through a certain date and get a W - a "withdraw" on our transcript for that semester. If we were dropped for absences or if we voluntarily dropped the class ourselves after that date, the transcript would show a WF - "withdraw fail." So essentially it was the same as making an F. sad
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 6:53 pm
Daffodil the Destroyer
But is it a W or a WF? At the university I went to, we could drop a class through a certain date and get a W - a "withdraw" on our transcript for that semester. If we were dropped for absences or if we voluntarily dropped the class ourselves after that date, the transcript would show a WF - "withdraw fail." So essentially it was the same as making an F. sad
I have no clue.....
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 7:58 pm
Rubai Sora Daffodil the Destroyer
But is it a W or a WF? At the university I went to, we could drop a class through a certain date and get a W - a "withdraw" on our transcript for that semester. If we were dropped for absences or if we voluntarily dropped the class ourselves after that date, the transcript would show a WF - "withdraw fail." So essentially it was the same as making an F. sad
I have no clue.....
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Even if you can't get the class dropped without penalty though, I think you can take it again and the new grade will replace the first one. At least that was how it was at my school.
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 8:06 pm
Daffodil the Destroyer
Even if you can't get the class dropped without penalty though, I think you can take it again and the new grade will replace the first one. At least that was how it was at my school.
That's what I plan to do.
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