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GPA question
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edkNARF said:They use the data from both courses to calculate your GPA. No grades are dropped.
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Please, please, please tell me you are not serious!!!! I dropped out of an english class but i guess they misplaced the withdrawel slip. Well, never attended class once and the F*&(#$ teacher gave me an F. That will get calculated in????
amartins02 said:Please, please, please tell me you are not serious!!!! I dropped out of an english class but i guess they misplaced the withdrawel slip. Well, never attended class once and the F*&(#$ teacher gave me an F. That will get calculated in????
Sad to say this, but im in the same boat. From the research i have done, they do use both grades to calculate the GPA, in your case it will count for your overall GPA.
ok, so one of the only classes I am not doing great in is Bio of Cells. For whatever reason, all other sciences I usually get A's maybe a B+, I might get a C or D in this bio class. So lets assume I get a C, 2.0. So I retake that class get an A and I technically end up with a 3.0 (4.0 + 2.0 / 2)? Thats sucks! Well, guess there is nothing I can do really. Let me ask something then. Let's say that if I retake it and it pretty much does not change my gps that much then should I still retake it just to show that I wanted to or forget it and concentrate on something else?