Is it possible to bounce back after failing your first year of

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2016-03-15 13:00:28 Post No. 16918766
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Anonymous 2016-03-15 13:00:28 Post No. 16918766 [Report]

Is it possible to bounce back after failing your first year of college? Basically my grades are in the toilet because of shitty attendance and participation, even though I understand the content in most of my classes. I feel terrible because It's not like I'm not even capable of doing the work, I've just been in a rut mentally and have lacked the motivation to go to class or to do homework. My grades are so irredeemable at this point that I've basically become numb. I was diagnosed with chronic depression a year ago, and am still currently receiving treatment in the form of anti depressants and counseling. Is it possible that I could use this as leverage so that I don't get my ass kicked out?

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uplay: Alcathous 2016-03-15 21:33:00 Post No.16920177
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uplay: Alcathous 2016-03-15 21:33:00 Post No.16920177 [Report]

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>Someone bumped my old ass thread that got no attention
Thanks

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Anonymous 2016-03-15 21:33:29 Post No.16920182
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Anonymous 2016-03-15 21:33:29 Post No.16920182 [Report]

I dropped out of college but didn't withdraw from my classes. Ended up with 3 F's on my transcript. I went back to college 4 years later. Eventually re-took those classes. Ended up graduating with a 3.4 GPA.

You either need to man up with the proper help of course, whether it's medication or therapy, or just take a break. You could talk to someone in administration and most likely be put on some sort of academic probation.