should I drop out of the school I am currently attending?
829968
if your grades are truly bad, and there has been a change in your attitude towards schooling, i say start fresh.\n\nThe difference is inside of you, not at the school....if you have changed, go ahead and start fresh
192652
stay until u have at least one other option... then go to school as soon as possible
787406
dont drop out. if youre 18 that probably means you only have a few months left? trust me, graduation day is the best feeling. plus you'll go nowhere in life if you do.
376315
you can go to another school however you are probably out the money
698084
There is not truly one school better than the other.  It is all in how much you want to do this and how much you can achieve in learning.  Best of luck :)
828661
Some are ending them.  Some are not ending them.  It really is a school by school basis.  I don't believe there is an overarching reason for why some are ending early admission.  Most probably have to do with the admissions office needing to make a change.
876124
You do not have to attend that school. If you get into the school you want, notify them (the old school) that you will not be attending ASAP so they can award that money, housing, etc. to someone else. Then begin the package and schedule with the new school. :)
976761
Skool? school\nPleaz? please\ndont? don't\nShould I continue?
810836
Yes, it's fine. \n\nIf the school is full though, you might be on the waiting list. However, most people would advise you not to move during the school year, as your classes and knowledge will differ and difficult to adjust to classes. Friends and people are not so much a problem if you have no trouble adjusting to new people. \n\nIf you are transferring somewhere between 11-12 grade, I advise you NOT to do it. 11-12 grade, especially if you are doing IB, is a very important time in school. \n\nHope I helped!
355891
Dear, I, too, am in the same situation; but sometimes we have to make sacrifices to do what we have to do!  If you can't afford to quit your job, what other alternative do you have as far as living arrangements?  What ever you do don't quit school.  You are going to school for a reason.  I do believe that it is so that you won't have to work at "sucky jobs" for too much longer.  Just think "NO PAIN, NO GAIN"!!  This way you will enjoy your success even more.  You are a Survivor!!!!
690711
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 :]
724736
No, but you should stop NOW!!! Sallie Mae is horrid and they will try to own you for the rest of your existence.  So...you should try other options.
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.
570879
First let us know what kinda problem you are facing.\nIf you have having problem with your prof., it is not wise to quit the college. You can talk to them/HOD, etc. 'Cos everywhere this problem exists. \nLet us know the problem and it will be easy to give you a solution.\nAs far as i consider, do not quit now. Cos by this time you must have completed 2nd yr. If you join freshly in another col. You have to go thru the 2 yrs again. Talk with your parents and also your friends and take a descision.\nDont waste time.
627159
It probably does suck to be in school but it sounds like you are going to a great school.  You will end up being a better person for it.  They are teaching you skills that you will come to understand one day when you are older.  You won't end up being some slack ass who quits college or ends up jobless in your 30's.  Don't worry everyone hates school at some point.  You only have a year to go.  Hopefully, your Senior year will be more fun.
965389
I wouldn't suggest dropping out if that is what you are considering at this point.  However the above answers are very accurate. \nHigh school can be difficult and provide challenges, but it also a very good experience that young people should have.  If you are struggling, there are ways to get help and bring up your grades.  If you still can't manage to bring them up enough upon graduation to be accepted to colleges, you can also take courses afterward to prepare you for college in most communities.  These are also considered when you apply to schools.  Dedication is important as anything else ;-)
142583
Go to the University that has an advisor who is well known in what you are interested in.  Even if the best university lets you in, they will be the worst place to go if you don't have a faculty member with similar interests who teaches there.