if u fail in your college exams what to do?
401943
See the subject you failed in and work on it .... you can always go back for that same year again ,, but if you think that those subjects were not what you wanted .. you should change your major and take the credits of the subjects you already took.... Failing is not a big deal because FAILURE IS A STEP TO SUCCESS but GIVING UP IS A STEP TO FAILURE... so go ahead and repeat the same year or change your major to the year you want.
892677
Go to every class unless you are Deathly sick. If you miss one class..you get behind and it's hard to catch up.Don't wait till the last minute to do your papers, homework, etc. Always plan in case of an emergeny --don't cram..you don't learn a lot when you cram. Go to bed early..sleep well..It helps in your studies..you don't fall asleep while you are reading
480390
go back to your professor...be honest with him and ask him for help. Professors do not enjoy failing students and have the viewpoint that everyone deserves a second chance. Ask him or her what you can do to redeem yourself.
993020
- Never give up.  \n- Keep learning about technology or you'll be left behind.  \n- Keep asking questions about how and why. \n- Understand that *everyone* - from your mother, your teachers, the people who write your textbooks, to the guy on the news, everyone-  has an opinion and has a purpose for saying the things they say.  If you don't understand who is making the statement, you won't fully understand the statement itself.\n- Don't waste your time with people of bad character.\n- Find an older person you can look up to to confide in.  Ask them about trials they faced when they were your age.\n - My father told me, "Since you get OK grades, you'll get into an OK college.  Get good grades, and you'll get into a good college."  This is very true, and a good college will help you stay on top of the competition.\n- Don't waste time in chat rooms.\n- Treat everyone with repsect, especially girls and those in authority (even if you think they don't deserve it).\n- Again, never give up.  Try something you don't think you're able to do.\n- Make good use of your summers away from school.  Learn a skill, get a job, get exercise, read a lot.\n- Be proactive.  Search for opportunities to better yourself.  You will find them.
284943
well, you should study or you might fail the test. think about that: study and pass the test, or not studying and getting a low grade on the test.\nBut if you feel like you know the information which you have to study, then you might get a good grade.
611979
Probably borders, or perhaps the nearest college...if those fail then the internet will solve your problem somehow.
348185
probably, but it will be A LOT of work. did you fail miserably or just miss it? if you failed like all of your classes then it will be hard to get back in...
416087
You shouldn't give up. The more you do, the stronger you are and the more you can do! Whenever you get stressed out, relax, take a break. Breathe in and breathe out. Then go back to the problem once you're stressed and work on your grades! I'm in highschool, so I don't know how stressful college can be, but I do know that school can be quite frusterating.
845649
STUDY AND TRY \nYOU WILL ACHIEVE
1003645
Sorry to hear you keep failing. But instead of looking for answers, keep trying and don't give up. Afterward,  you will feel so much better because you persevered and conquered it!  My son-in-law took the CA test 4 times and finally passed. So don't cheat and don't give up. You can do it!!!!
581612
First find out why you are not doing well in your exams. Is it .'cos you didn't prepare well for the exams, or you simply apply the wrong study approach? Or find out which subjects you are doing poorly. \nIf it's the former one, then I strongly suggest you study 2 weeks before the exams. Spend 2 hrs a day studying in a quiet environment and exercise, eat and sleep well daily. Avoid alcohol and late night outings if possible. \nIf it's the later one, then I strongly suggest you seek tutoring help, either from your teachers or friends. I believe we all have talents and some intelligence. It's a matter of discovering and cultivating them in order to become a successful person in this world. Remember Albert Einstein was not a good student in his junior years. He practically failed most of his tests and was less than an average student. But as we all know today who he is, and what he had accomplished and achieved in his later life. So if you are serious, put your mind to it and the end result will speak for itself. Remember there's always a light at the end of the tunnel!
1124630
Take classes at a community college for a year or two and get excellent grades.  You can retake some of what you failed in the past if you need those classes for a degree.\n\nYour situation is not that uncommon.  Many people felt forced  into attending college right out of high school and they did poorly.  They needed to grow up some and bounce around for a while, and they often make very dedicated students once they return to school.  Good luck!
941772
Well you have a choice;you can give up or try harder. I am hard on myself with grades too so I understand you are upset but failure happens to everybody and it sounds like you were due.\n\n “I didn't fail the test, I just found 100 ways to do it wrong”\nBenjamin Franklin
1055655
Get off your lazy butt and study. Nothing good comes easy.
262923
Study well. You will get through. \nKey to success is Keep trying,until you get it... \n\nGood Luck
1168235
only if you know you can't pass it. Then you better study to find out what the best stuff is to take so you can pass.
772553
Rule 1:  You are going to college to learn, not to find yourself (that happens along the way).\n\nRule 2:  Go to every class, even if you don't study.\n\nRule 3:  You will do better on a test if you sleep the night before (said differently, a sleepy over-nighter will do more poorly than a well-rested didn't study 'til 5 am).\n\nRule 4:  Ignore the post-mortems - i.e., when the exam is over, don't waste a minute talking about it.\n\nRule 5:  Take an art class.\n\nRule 6:  It is easier to make a great first impression than it is to recover from a poor one.  In the context of college, if the professors expect you to do 'A' work, then you'll get the benefit of the doubt.