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How bad would it look to have 2 drops?
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I'm an international too, so that dosen't help.
Though I've never been in a car accident, I imagine this is what it would feel like, happy that I'm still alive but lost so much.
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If these are your first withdrawals, I don't think it would affect you that much. You need to be prepared to get As the second time around and also be able to explain why you had the withdraw just in case you are ever asked that question. However, I don't know statistics for international students and how withdrawals would affect your application.
From first hand experience I can tell you getting into a car accident is nothing like getting a W in a class.
From first hand experience I can tell you getting into a car accident is nothing like getting a W in a class.
Don't worry about it too much, just ace the classes the next time.
Organic I - I dropped it the first time, I got a D the second time, and an A the third time.
Gen Chem II - I got a C+ the first time, dropped it the 2nd time, and a B- the third time.
I still got into pharmacy school.
Organic I - I dropped it the first time, I got a D the second time, and an A the third time.
Gen Chem II - I got a C+ the first time, dropped it the 2nd time, and a B- the third time.
I still got into pharmacy school.
not everyone is as lucky (and rich) as you
Is it bad that I wanted to substitute "gtt" in every time you wrote "drop"?
I'm not rich.
Maybe not, but you've often bragged about how much you have in loans so you can screw around instead of working more. You clearly aren't concerned about the ENTIRE SEMESTER'S WORTH of credits you paid for by dropping and retaking the class so many times.
I see the other guy's point.
Ehh, I took out more loans so that I could have an easier lifestyle through pharmacy school.
Right, but some people don't have the option of taking out $300,000...especially when 100k of it is unnecessary.
yea...i withdrew an entire semester, for health purposes though...still dropped a few more classes throughout my pre-pharm program
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