Should I drop this course or not?
965385
Three questions:\n1) If you drop the class will you fall below the required number of credits to keep your financial aid in future years?\n2) If you retake the class will they drop your C out of your GPA (some schools do it one time for each class)\n3) Is there a limit on the number of withdrawals you are allowed to have?\n\n\nOnce you answer these questions, it will be easier to decide.
961687
not really. As long as you took the classes over and showed some improvement i dont see what it would matter
854176
You're not stupid, you're just trying too hard.  Take a deep breath, relax, and enjoy the classes.  Never can tell what will happen!
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.
30484
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.
481088
It is for sure pretty tough. But if the condition insists, I think the key word is time management. Therefore, take no full time job and not so many class in the same time.
433532
Go somewhere wre there are noooo distractions whatsoever.!! You can do it. Plus if you wanna pass the class you have to study. NO IF AND BUTS< SO GET TO IT!!!!
748323
For a fully accredited program, yes the last two years or last 60 or so credits are core classes. It is overwhelming, if you think you've taken on too much I recommend you drop one of the classes and take it in summer school. I know that sounds like it sucks, but it will ensure you won't have to re-take one of those dreaded classes and shovel out more money to the university. Good luck!
368805
Get over it.  You are there to learn not be entertained.  If you are not challenged by the material you need to get in advance classes.
920360
Space out your study time. Do a little each day. And do not get behind, otherwise you'll be in trouble. And most importantly, don't think of it as such a bad thing. Some parts of orgo are actually fun and interesting. You will make it hard or easy on yourself, depending on how you will tackle the course. Get a plan and stick to it and you'll do great.
914577
It should part of your classes. You should ask your counselor for advise. I didn't need it durring my classes, just before I did my clinicals.
299291
I would ask an advisor first.  But I would go on line to see if they offer courses on line of the subject matter.  You would not believe how many courses are available on line these days.
505878
Are you sure you're in the right major?  That's generally the number one problem I see in students that are having trouble motivating themselves to study - they're just not interested enough in the material.  If you're still a freshman or a sophomore and struggling with your lib ed requirements, that's understandable - but, if you're also having trouble studying for the classes in your major, then you may want to reassess.  I was in the same boat as you about 5 years ago.  Every time I tried to sit down and study, this wave of lethargy would sweep over me, making me very tired.  I've never napped so much as I did those first couple years of college.  I finally realized that I had less than no interest in the classes I was supposed to be really interested in, and took some time off to figure things out.  I'm not saying you necessarily need to stop going to school, but if your classes aren't exciting you, perhaps you should go talk to one of the academic advisors for undecided students.  They're trained to help you figure out what you're really interested in.  Good luck!
1148305
While you most likely could test out of the class, I think that it would be more benficial for you to take the class. Most jobs today are computer oriented, and the more knowledge you have in computers, the better off you are in the long run. Good Luck to you!
810657
i would suggest u to concentrate on your 12th boards ,,, coz,,, (am not demoralizing u ) but ,, in case if u do not get thru NIFT ,, these marks will help u to carry on ,,, its just a friendly suggestion to keep ur opportunities open ,, and not narrow down the probablities ! any ways best of luck 4 both of them !
179473
I just finished my last semester at DeVry University and I took couple of my courses and it was actually fun because I was able to meet other students from different parts of the world that went to the same university and it was also challenging to me and I think it was the best choice I ever made in my life. You should try it. DeVry lets you do both online and on campus courses at the same time and it is actually cool because if you can't fit a course in your on campus schedule you can always add it online. Think about it and see if it works for you. You might have a different aspect about it if you just try!
115150
Go for it. If you repeat a course, make sure it is an easy one.