B+ (3.00) in Gen Ed

[xnfs93hy]

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I'm probably going to wind up with a 3.00 in my Sociology class which is one of my Gen Eds. I'm taking this as a Dual Enrollment student. I am definitely getting an A in my other class. I may wind up with an A- if things work out. But should I withdraw?

 

[GoSpursGo]

No. I got a B in a dual enrollment class and it clearly didn't kill me.

You're going to make some B's in college, and some of them will probably be in non science classes. Whether you make them in college proper or while you're still in HS is irrelevant. Might as well save yourself the time and money of taking the class later.

 

[RogueUnicorn]

b+ = 3.3. also, refer to avatar

 

[xnfs93hy]

b+ = 3.3. also, refer to avatar

Whoops. You're right, it is 3.33. My bad. 😳

 

[TheMightySmiter]

Well, you clearly don't have a shot at med school now.

 

[bigal40]

refer to avatar

You say this like every post. Everytime I see you post I do have to refer to your avatar but it is because of what you post.👎

 

[RogueUnicorn]

You say this like every post. Everytime I see you post I do have to refer to your avatar but it is because of what you post.👎

uh ok man. it's probably a result of your frequenting and contributing in a variety of mouthbreathing threads.

 

[Longshanks]

B+ will not affect your med school chances at all, especially not in a BCMP class, unless you have all B's and B+'s. If the majority of your grades are A's and A-'s... its really not a big deal.

 

[htg2010]

i got a b- in an english class that i easily should have gotten an a in and i still got into med school.

stop freakin out dude.

 

[swamprat]

b+ = 3.3. also, refer to avatar

haah you do that a lot dont you, 👍

 

[bomgd3]

Nursing school is your only option.

 

[deleted295924]

At my high school you can't just withdraw from a class. You have to be approved...and if it's more than 6 weeks into the quarter, you get an automatic F.

B+>F