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You're fine.
F or D is a red flag.
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What grade is typically looked at as a red flag? I may be making a B or B+ in one of psychology classes, which is worrying me - but all my other classes will most likely be an A or A-.
C-, D, F. More than 3 W's to me might be a flag.
I only have one W, my freshman year of college, Fall of 2011 in a 2.0 credit remedial chem I course (I was mistakenly placed in it, and then eventually took the 5.0 credit Chem I in Spring, received a C+, but every grade from there has been B or higher, including B+ in Orgo I lecture: 3.2 sGPA, 3.49 oGPA)C-, D, F. More than 3 W's to me might be a flag.
Just try and keep the GPA competitive. The only issue I would see would be the W and then a C+. How did Chem 2 go? D schools want 3.4 or so.
I only have one W, my freshman year of college, Fall of 2011 in a 2.0 credit remedial chem I course (I was mistakenly placed in it, and then eventually took the 5.0 credit Chem I in Spring, received a C+, but every grade from there has been B or higher, including B+ in Orgo I lecture: 3.2 sGPA, 3.49 oGPA)
I would start working my butt off for a whole year to bring that gpa up if I were you. Try to get a 3.5 science and 3.7 overall, and you will be semi-golden. Maybe yellow?
I received a B in chem II, B+ in Orgo I lecture.Just try and keep the GPA competitive. The only issue I would see would be the W and then a C+. How did Chem 2 go? D schools want 3.4 or so.
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Yeah, unfortunately, I doubt it'll go higher than a sGPA of 3.25 at the end of this semester.. with an overall of 3.50 or so.I would start working my butt off for a whole year to bring that gpa up if I were you. Try to get a 3.5 science and 3.7 overall, and you will be semi-golden. Maybe yellow?