LostInBed wrote:
Well I'd be miserable in pretty much any and every program, I think, because when it comes down to it the end of semester assignments for the English course(which is one of the three courses common to every certificate/diploma/degree my college offers) I'm unable to do them and they all come to an accumulated total of 40% of my overall grade and knowing that kinda seriously bums me out..
So, you're failing the gen-ed prerequisites...? Not really sure what to tell you, other than talk to student services and try to get a tutor, an extension, take an incomplete, or some kind combination there-of. Anything to either get some assistance with, or get more time to learn the material. If you're still struggling after getting help in the gen-ed prereq classes, then... Uh... Well... You might be at the wrong school... Really, if you feel like you're in over your head, they shouldn't have put you in that class to begin with. Did you ever take a placement test, like most schools pretty much require you to do, these days? If not, demand that they let you take one. Being in the right level classes makes going to school, and life in general, much more tolerable.
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17 Apr 2011, 9:53 pm
