College trouble
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I might have to pull out of college, or at least one class.
I'm not going to say what class (It's 4 units), but let's say it's killing me because I don't understand it at all (Ironically, it was my major because I thought it was easier than expected, seeing as I use technology everyday).
I'm afraid if I do, then I have to pay back my tuition for that class (I'm a BOG/FinAid student, but I barely know the system other than hooray, free class unless idiotic).
On the other hand, my GPA is shit at this moment, so I need to win as greatly as possible. I'm 12 units in the hole, which will only be 8 units if I drop (Which is the better looking choice), but I'll get a 'W' grade (Withdrawal).
On that same hand, if I drop out altogether and get a job, apparently that's the better branch to go to. I kinda thought to get a job, you have to go to college BECAUSE the market is so competitive. Someone (Let's say much older, isolated sister) kept saying drop out and get a job already, which I could, but I'm afraid if I get back in college, I have to pay a boatload more. Or hell, a fast food vendor might not take me because I'm not in school.
So, I need some help. Should I drop from that one class with a W, stay in all classes, or drop them all?
Drop that one class, see how you go for the rest of the semester, and then decide if you want to keep going or drop out then.
>>16930528
Alright, I will. I hope, though, I don't have to spend any more money of just dropping it. This is apparently the last day to qualify for fee refunds and drop without notation.
I don't know if that helps.
>>16930536
Go for it then. Don't drop out on a whim though
