or am I already a failure?\nis there any way that I could ask the college admission to erase those so that I will not be depressed?
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The only way that they can be erased is if the community college has an academic forgiveness policy.  What I mean by that is that you reapply to take classes there and state whatever caused you to get those grades and ask the college to erase them.  However, most policies state that there must be a certain gap of time (e.g. six years) before you can apply for this.  Also, retaking the classes and earning a higher grade is always an option.
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You should contact your college to review their scholarship to see if any of them fall in your category.  I have never heard of a scholarship for this condition.
163439
Nobody ever feels like they're good enough for anything. Even the top students at my school don't feel like they're good enough. The important thing is to study.  "What you do is always more important than what you should be doing" -forgot the author's name. Don't worry. Life always works out somehow.
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u're almost over it so think about how bad it is to repeat it and go through all the headache again. how are ur grades in the other courses? if they can cover up for 1 bad grade, there's nothing much to worry about and u'll make-up the coming semesters. think well b4 deciding\n\ngood luck :]
485618
The best way to get out of this hell, is to start with small numerical and then keep going  in all directions. The baby steps you would take would ultimately lead you to a great goal. Regarding the depression part, its very expected that you would be having such problem due to your illustrious career in the past, but you dont need to think about the past and others too. I know its easier said than done, but your consistent and committed efforts will surely bear fruits.
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I was in the same situation as you..\nat the end of high school I had a million people telling me I had all the potential, and where was I going to college? \nI had mixed feelings about all this..  should I just go to make every one else happy? or what?  ..\n I decided that college wasn't the right thing for right away.. mostly because I didn't have any money and I was afraid of spending money on something I wasn't really sure I wanted to do anyway...\nIt took me one year out of High school to realize how much I missed being in school and missed the interaction with peers and all that...\n I also came to a realization that I really did have a passion in life and I finally decided to peruse it regardless of what other people told me about women in the profession... I moved 3000 miles to the other side of the country.. I took a huge risk in asking my BF of 4 years at that point to come with me or loose me... and I am now in my 3rd out of 5 yrs in architecture school and I am actually ranked 1st in my class.....\nmy point in telling my "life story" is that some times you just need some time to yourself to step back and reflect on where and who you are..  I know it sounds cheesy but during that year off I learned  a llot about "the real world" and myself and knew that I could do better than $8.25/hr at my local retail store ...  good luck.. you sound like an intelligent girl, trying to make the right decision...\nmy advice is talk to your parents but don't feel as though you are disappointing them if you don't want the same thing as them.. look into some colleges or even some certificate programs.. like massage therapy and other one year programs.. most community colleges have them...  see if you are finding anything you are interested in... if not there is nothing wrong with taking a year off.. and besides that year will be a good time to save money if you do decide to go to college....but like I said you are an intelligent person.. you just have to find "your thing"    good luck in life :)\n but like the other girl said ..  college is a great experience and you don't want to regret never going... or at least trying :)
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I know exactly how you feel. Try to keep in mind that you are thisclose to getting your degree and think back to all of the hard work you've done to get to this point and you are not going to let this paper stand between you and your degree. The paper is not bigger than your will, desire and determination to succeed. I hope this helps and best of luck to you in this and all of your future endeavors!! :)
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Dear Giridhar,\nFirst of all you must understand that the +2 chemistry  alone is not your life.Of-course you have to study and pass it in either the June exam.or in the coming October exam.Don't be disheartened by this.\nYou can try other sources and earn a technical degree.You can join next year or you can join AMIE and do it. So nothing has come to an end.You need not feel so sad or need not get depressed .\nBetter luck next time.When one door is closed there will always be another door open which will lead you to a better  life than what you have been  trying. So be confident of a very bright life.Degrees alone are not the breadwinners.\nDon't think that these marks,degrees and the related paraphernalia are  alone going to give life.Be cheerful.\nBest wishes.
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I agree your situation is totally common, I am a freshman in a community college and it is common to feel like you are alone. Professional help is not a bad choice, I think. But I also think that you need to adjust your focus. School is very important and girls can always wait. I went through this recently, I was totally focused on the guys, I thought that I needed a guy to feel good about myself, but it isn't true. You can't expect anyone to accept who you are until you do!! You are a great person and you have many great qualities, but you can't show anyone that until you believe it yourself:) Think positive the sun will show again tomorrow and you get another chance at your life:)
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talk to your teachers and ask them if they could help. or ask another student to study with you. it is easier to study with someone else. it may also be a mental block - you've failed before and that is what is keeping you in check... also go to a (school) councilor to help you get passed this moment.\n\nGood Luck, kid.
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Find out which one of the reasons you were not in compliance with.  Speak with your FA counselor.  \n\nMaybe they don't count your "cumulative" GPA, but note if *any* of your individual classes fell below a certain grade.
516159
I am sorry to be the bearer of bad news but you need to pay your account and get a transcript of the college you have already attended. You will be asked on your application to college what institutions you have already attended and you must answer honestly.\n\nIf you were to answer dishonestly, this behavior could become known at a future time if not now and cause you difficulty.
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i still think I failed a test and did not graduate\nb
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> I need to get back into work mode, which has seem to left me a long time ago.\n\nGreat! Count this as your first step towards doing something about it. This is a joyous moment! Be happy about it!\n\n> Right now I just feel like asking philisophical questions to myself, playing video games, thinking about girls, talking with my friends, and sleeping.\n\nCongratulations, David, you're normal. Welcome to the world of knowing your responsibilities and being mindful of your existence. Sorry if that sounds odd, but really I think you've partly answered your own question here already. First, though, it's obvious that you need to get motivated. Isn't being in "deep peril" motivation enough? I assume that would mean failing at school, or not meeting some other important work requirements? But what's more important? Is it girls and friends (be honest with yourself), or taking responsibility for what's important right now? Think about this, though: All those things keeping you from "entering reality" (as you put it) will still be there after your school stuff is finished. The thing that's even cooler is you'll probably appreciate them much more than you do right now. Plus, they'll still be there while you're focusing on school. It's not like one or the other. Yes, balance is the key here! Of course there's the outside chance that your behaviour is somewhat psychologically imbalanced. In this case, David, I recommend that you have a chat to a school counsellor, parent, or a local psychologist. Anyway, good luck and go get 'em on your studies! Really hope this helps.
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Grades?!?! Good God, you're depressed because of GRADES? I'm sorry, I know this doesn't sound like the most supportive comment, but if my biggest problem was GRADES I'd consider myself the luckiest guy I know.\n\nUgh, listen: Talk to the girl, hang out with her, and don't let something like grades get you down. In fact, don't even think about your grades at all. Just do your homework, and study for your tests and that whole grade problem should just disappear.
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Ah kiddo--you just want to take pride in your accomplishment and make your parents proud--that's probably what is bothering you that you're a little disappointed in yourself and think your folks may think less of you. As you got older, other things may have distracted your attention and concentration from school work. You'll be dealing with things like that from now on so it's good that you recognize the situation now--I was much older before I figured it out. So to perhaps reduce the stress, recognize that you did your best (or that you didn't) and that's history now. Next year, if grades are really important to you, keep the focus there. Good luck and have a safe summer!
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YES, and stay your course.Work hard to finish school and don't let that piece of s%#t make you feel guilty for anything you have done. Don't let someone like him drag you down. Its gonna be rough for a while, but you definitely don't need anybody to make things harder. Hang in there, it will be worth it.