Do you think my credits will be taken away due to too many absences?
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In short it depends on your teachers, and how sticky they are with the rules.  Also what does your highschool policies say? most likely if they really dont care, you probably dont have much to worry about, but if just one of them does, you just might be hooped
493109
You may just be very nervous--\nIf you didn't study I would be scared, but if you have been following along all year you should be ok
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.
916439
Yes of course you can improve alot in two months honey.  Let your teachers know you want to improve so they can both give you pointers and help, and possibly extra credit projects to get the scores up.  If your teachers know you really care and want to try, they will be overjoyed - so many students don't seem to care, and that is what burns teachers out.  Asking for help and extra credit will make their day!\nIn case you do have a teacher too busy to help you, you can still bring your grades up.  You might ask the class brain if they would study with you.  Or does your school have a tutoring center?  Can your parents, or older sibling help?\nAnd finally, if noone is available to help - still keep plugging at it, doing your best.  I think that if you want to, you will surprise yourself with your progress.\nGood luck
1005477
I used to work in admissions/records and I can tell you that glitches happen often. It does not mean that your record is missing. All major schools have back up servers and databases just in case the worst happens. I recommend you call the school and ask them to fix it, and do not worry!
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I suggest talking to an undergrad advisor if you are still working on your GEs.  If you are doing your major program, speak to your major advisor to get you help.\n\nIf you have a lot of "Fs" on your record, consider academic forgiveness, an option for all college students.  This will give you a chance to exponge all the Fs on your record, you need to check with your university for details, including an academic advisor if it is worthwhile.  WARNING: Most universities will only grant this ONCE.
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Don't risk your A's and B's--but if you can get a D in this history class in addition to A's & B's, you might get credit and never have to take it again.  That happened to me with linguistics--got a D-, but got credit.  Amazing.
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i run 15 credit hours and have two jobs that add up to a full time 10 and 32 hours yeah i didnt get a lot of sleep this semester and well i had to pull 2 24 hour days a week to keep it all together. the problem is that you cannot just take 5 hours in a row the schedules at most colleges will keep you from having a perfect schedule. if you can do it you really wont have a social life. work it around if you can but, bet on having a part time job at night
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Its too late to withdraw right? why don't you see if you can get an incomplete and finish the stuff up next semester and that may help because the gpa wont be affected\n\nI have taken in-completes a couple times and worked things out with the teacher later
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Class Attendance And Make-Up Work\nThe College recognizes the importance of punctuality, regular attendance, proper work habits, and attitudes that are found in the workplace. All programs, while differing in how they are implemented, follow an overall college policy that encourages regular class attendance.\n\nYou are expected to attend all class meetings for the courses in which you have enrolled. Absence results in the loss of instruction and interferes with your learning. Absence will not lessen your responsibility for meeting the requirements of any course, and does not excuse you from the responsibility for completing the work you missed. The specific attendance and make-up policies of each instructor are contained in the course orientation information and/or course syllabus. \n\nYou are encouraged to be aware of the amount of class time you might miss when considering whether or not to participate in extracurricular activities.\n\nWhen there are extenuating circumstances resulting in absences, notify and work with your instructors in handling your make-up work.
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Looking at your seriousness it looks like you have the whole on next year to study the same subjects allover again. GET OFF THE PC AND STUDY if you dont want to repeat the year.
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Depending on how many other classes u will be taking, and how challenging they are, I would try to take them together.  If you have other challenging classes I would hold off to take the other later.  I took 18 credits at a time in order to graduate and took 2 math classes at one time and it worked out great, but planned it so I took my easier classes that semester too.\nGOODLUCK!
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No. It's just a credit inquiry. But, if there are more than 2 credit inquiries, then it can affect your score.
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.
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Unless the school specifically tells you it's okay (the ones that do usually state it on their website), I wouldn't advise it. They already have to wade through so much paperwork, they probably won't appreciate extra. Honestly, 3 is enough. Choose professors who will write with three different perspectives and who know you best.\nHowever, if you're determined to send more, contact the department directly and ask. They usually list a contact on the program's website.
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Tell them exactly what you posted here. They should excuse or re-schedule you. \n\nI was summoned while away at college, and was waived/excused twice because of that (since I was not living in town at the time). If you're studying in college, they will excuse you, so you don't miss any education. \n\nYou shouldn't have a problem with it.
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i've done it ... im signing up for 24 credits and this semester i took 21 creds + full time job + full time social life + full time boyfriend... its not as hard as ppl make it out to be