I'm in college and i withdrew from my classes.. how will this affect me?
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You really need to check with your school on that question.  \n\nIf it is for personal reasons, try to get documentation.  For example, if you were sick I would try to get a doctor's note to explain the circumstances. \n\nHope this helps!
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Hi, RecoverySue:\n\nFirst, your credit report is NOT the best indicator.  Don't rely on that.  Sometimes, it takes months or even years (if ever!) before a creditor reports to a credit agency.  If they don't report on a regular basis, you could still owe money and be delinquent, and never know!\n\nHopefully, you still have your loan paperwork.  If so, contact the phone number listed ASAP.  In general, I've had good experiences with student loan companies, however, they have hundreds of thousands (millions?) of accounts so don't rely on them to follow up with you.\n\nIf you don't have your loan paperwork, contact your college for the contact information for the loan company.  They should have it.\n\nIn general, the guideline is this:  If you dropped out of school DURING the allowable time and you were entitled to a refund of your tuition, then that tuition money should've been credited back to the financial aid office.  However, if you dropped out AFTER the deadline and you can't get any refund, then you may be (and probably are) still responsible for 100% of the tuition that was loaned to you.\n\nWhatever you do, don't delay in finding out.  The longer you wait, the harder it is to get copies of medical records and other information that may help strengthen your case.  Also, if you need to be put into a repayment plan, you need to know that ASAP before your loan goes into default (which results in higher interest payments, nasty letters, etc.).\n\nI've attached the link below to the FSA/US DOE Web site, which may help you, if all other attempts to contact the school and reference your loan paperwork fail.\n\nGood luck!
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Yes, and then talk to a counselor at your local community college if that doesn't work. \n\nBy semester's end there will be at least a few people who have dropped out of their college level psychology classes, and there will be a spot for you to sit a test. I'm sure the state can send your test to the professor...\n\nOr, look up those professors and contact them directly yourself for advice. The professors themselves will be more likely to assist since you are reaching out, pursuing a higher education, showing inititive, etc. \n\nThat and counselors tend to be...well lets just say they don't always know what all is available to you. Visited three different counselors and had an average difference of two classes different form each one on what I needed to fulfil my pre-reqs.\n\nYeah upon further reflection just contact the professors. Contact a few of them in case ya get blown off.\n\nAt this point and first off, start with Sandra's advice.
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You're experience typical college burn out blues.\n\nMy advice: bite the bullet and get it over with, so you can get on with your life.\n\nIf you drop out now, I predict other distractions will grab your attention, and you'll end up postponing even further what remains of your degree completion.
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It depends on the policies of your school.  See your advising or registration department.  Someone there should be able to let you know.
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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.
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Suspended for 3 weeks as i led the whole class on a boycott of a particular teacher. He literally chased us round to get back in class. That was more than 13years ago. But i got on good terms with the teacher after the boycott. And i was made Prefect of class. Never had any blotch record though. I went on to University. I'd freak out if i hear any of my kids doing anything like that!
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I actually felt the same way. The best first step you can take before you do anything drastic like dropping out or withdrawing is to go in and talk to a counselor. Your college probably has a CAPS (Counselling & Psychological Services) center, where you can meet with a counselor who has helped many people with problems similar to yours! Do not lose hope...when you are depressed, things usually seem worse then they really are. Take this first step and see what your options are, and maybe you will be able to find some solutions to your depression. I made this choice and it has helped me immensely.
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I would send the school a letter detailing what has happened to you.  Let them know that you would like an investigation to happen through their EEO process.  If they give you the cold shoulder, contact the EEOC and find out your rights.
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It will affect your ability to get federal loans, the school could also opt to expel you but that probably depends on your specific situation.  Try keeping your nose clean from now on
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Prison is most likely the thing that will happen to you.\n\nSince you posted this in a higher education subject, getting caught hacking to do something like steal test answers or change your grades on computer records will get you expelled and your college record will be tarnished (with a notation stating something like academic dishonesty), and no college will ever admit you.
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Every university is diff on the process of accepting a student who has been academically suspended, ur best bet would be to talk w/ an admission counselor.  If ur going to attend a community coll, u should be able to transfer ur associated degree back into the 4 yr university ur were suspended from or another 4 yr university (that may be best for u, good luck to u).
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Relax.  Your grades are not as important in college as you think.  Experience is going to get you where you need to go.  And as far as your girlfriend moving away, it happens.  I have personally gone though it.  But if you want it to work out, you have to work at it.  Stay in constant communication.  And if it is meant to happen, it will.  RELAX!  It wil be painful, but if it does last, and you see her again, it will mean all the more to you and her.
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You will have to bring your defaulted loan back in good standing.  Once that is done, you should be able to defer the payments while you return to school.
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Unfortunately, you probably will not be able to get the community college to erase your transcript. It's considered a permanent record. Here's what you can do: your school should have an Office for Services to Disabled Students ... you'll want to talk to them about getting some extra help in your classes, like free tutors or extra time to take tests. Depending on what state you are in, your school should also have some type of Academic Forgiveness policy where, if you re-take the classes you did poorly in and you do well the second time, the school will remove the previous classes from your GPA, but they will always be recorded on your transcript. Hope this helps! Good Luck!!
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colleges don't look at your attendance...they look at your grades, your college test scores, and your extra-curricular activities + any awards....if you think your tardies will pull your grade down really bad for that class then go ahead and argue it out with your teacher....but usually attendance shouldn't pull your grade down much at all....as for your spanish class...study more/ask for help and make the A...good luck...
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I would probably drop the class if the best I could hope for was a C and I needed a B average to transfer with.  Of course, if you already have a gpa that is significantly above 3.0 you might be able to handle the C without it affecting your gpa too much.  Whether you can manage a 95% on the final might well depend on how difficult the class is..and I would venture to say that if you are struggling with it now..the chances are that you won't manage the 95%.  Look at it this way, the best you can possibly hope to achieve is a C in this class...and it is likely that you won't get it.  I assume that this is not the only class you are taking so therefore you will have other finals to worry about too. Studying for this course enough to get the C might well impact your other courses too.\n\nWill the C hurt you more than just dropping the class...that would specifically depend on what your gpa is now..as i said before if it is well above 3.0 it should not have much of an effect, but if it is right at 3.0 or below, then a C certainly will have a negative impact on it....you would require a B to retain a 3.0 gpa and an A to bring it up..\n\nSo theoretically speaking..your best chances probably lie with dropping the course...