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Does switching to pass/fail (aka credit/no credit) look much better than withdrawing from a course?
The deadline to change to pass/fail is before my next exam while the deadline for withdrawal is about a month later. So the one advantage for withdrawing is that I could make the decision after taking the next exam (and waiting to see if I get a miraculous perfect score).
I'm so mad at myself.
I easily got an 'A' in Physics I. However, this semester I had a lot of problems and I fell way behind on my schoolwork (I had to move twice and am still having issues with my living situation that won't get resolved for another month).
I bombed the first Physics II exam. Even if I ace the next two exams, I still might be stuck with a 'B' in the class. I know a 'B' isn't the end of the world, but this has been and should have been my strong subject. I'm frustrated because this could have been a slam dunk 'A' for me.
The deadline to change to pass/fail is before my next exam while the deadline for withdrawal is about a month later. So the one advantage for withdrawing is that I could make the decision after taking the next exam (and waiting to see if I get a miraculous perfect score).
I'm so mad at myself.
I easily got an 'A' in Physics I. However, this semester I had a lot of problems and I fell way behind on my schoolwork (I had to move twice and am still having issues with my living situation that won't get resolved for another month).
I bombed the first Physics II exam. Even if I ace the next two exams, I still might be stuck with a 'B' in the class. I know a 'B' isn't the end of the world, but this has been and should have been my strong subject. I'm frustrated because this could have been a slam dunk 'A' for me.