Do you think I should repeat a course and get a good mark this time to increase my GPA ?
115150
Go for it. If you repeat a course, make sure it is an easy one.
186173
check if the unversity you are applying to takes the average of the initial and retaken courses because in that case unless you are sure you will ace the course second time, there is no point in repeting it. it will kill your G.P.A for university. Maybe just let it go that way and concentrate on other courses to boost up your G.P.A.
326952
After you get your degree your undergrad GPA is set.\n\nIf you're looking to get into grad school, you can still improve your transcripts by taking university classes through an extension program or doing some kind of certificate program. Good grades in these classes will look good, but they won't change your undergrad GPA.\n\nGood luck.
204704
♥anything's possible! if you applied yourself, did your work, fulfilled your requirements, then i'd say YES YOU WILL! Good Luck to you!♥
449681
School is work, but extra credit it the way to raise without putting in much. See if your teacher has any avable, then do it all in one blast. If it making poster do 6 in one night (That is what I spent last Wensday doing) It will take some time, but it gives you room to slack off. Even though i suggest putting in an effort.
1065119
According to national statistics, it is between 20 and 21... But I think that if you think you could do better a second time around then you should definitely go for it. I took the test on June 10th (a week and a half ago) and I havnt got my results back yet but I dont think I did my best. So im treating this time like a practice test and I am going to take it again in October...Remember, the better your ACT score is, the more options you will have in choosing a college. And almost everyone raises their score at least a point or two the next time they take the test... Because you are more familiar with it you will do better also.
740656
I doubt it. Check their catalog online, it will have credit transfer guidelines. Go to your admissions office to withdraw, and the new school will likely ask you for a transcript. Sorry, but that GPA is going to haunt you. Bummer. I know some schools will let you take the class over and average the grade, but not all of them. My best advice is to sit patiently and wait to talk to your counselor, and check the catalog for withrdrawl procedures.
886960
Sure, it just depends on how organized you are.  I don't reccommend taking 4 at once though, I would take them one at a time.  That way, if life does throw something at you and you can't finish the course, you're only doing that with one course, and not 4.
699553
It will take more than one semester of classes, but it also depends on how many credits these classes are worth.\n\nFor example,\nI had a 2.1 average. Then I had a semester of straight A's, four courses, each at 4 credits each and it raised it to a 2.3. \n\nI would email your advisor. \n\nGood luck!
957364
Hey, life goes on.  Just remind yourself that.  You'll retake it and do better next time.
877439
If you calculate it out, and if you're talking about weighted GPA, then yes it will.  If you're talking about unweighted, it'll basically stay the same (you'll have a 3.0 unweighted)
792890
That's excellent just as long as you get ALL A's next semester it will continue to rise. Try to aim for a 3.5. Most colleges like a 3.0 or better. Highly selective like a 3.5 close to a 4.0. The maximum is over a 4.0 because AP classes are weighed more. A friend of mine currently as a 4.5 w/ all A's and some AP classes.
233207
I agree. If you're a good student and you can do it, don't sell yourself short, always strive to be the best that you can be.
78034
Very nice GPA, let me tell you, I have a nice GPA too, and I have a withdraw on my record.  Don't worry about it that much if you have two on your record, but if you have a ton, then be worried.\n\nMany withdraw from classes for various reasons, my reason is that my professor told me in a meeting that while the class did not have any minimal requirements, he highly recommended a certain "starter" class that everyone else took, except myself.
869122
It is best to go with what you feel is best. If you feel that taking both courses at the same time would be too much them don't do it. It is best to go into the semester knowing you can kick but in your courses rather than doubting yourself. I have always gotten better results when I know I  can handle a course load.
652555
I would take the SAT again, unless you run the risk of scoring lower than 1170 if you take it again. Since it is such a selective program, you need to get a bit higher than the minimum score to get in.\n\nGood luck!
941307
If you want in to the program and you must have a 23, you should retake it. You can retake the test, I believe, as many times as you want as long as you're willing to pay for it. I would bet your college also looks at your first semester grades, not just ACT scores.