Withdrawal or D?

[DragoBlue]

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Should I take the W or try to get a D in physics? My circumstance isn't about overloading units, working, or emergency issues. What led me to this dilemma is the end of a three-year relationship and it has affected me more than I should have let it. But what's done is done, unfortunately. My biggest worry now is how much this will impact my dental school application 🙁

Midterm grades just came out and I have 54% in the class overall.. No curves. Should I take the W or try to get a D?

CC GPA, including dental school prereqs (except physics), three years: 3.92
University GPA, two quarters: 3.2
DAT score: 21

 

[BeaverLover]

you would have to retake that course if you got a D anyways, I would withdraw

 

[sumin5924]

Take the W even though it's a L

 

[pgex2t]

As someone with 3 D's, Withdraw.Every time.

 

[DragoBlue]

Thanks for the input guys. Really appreciate it.

 

[DentalLonghorn2014]

Definitely take the W.
W's can usually be explained and often overlooked (as long as you don't make it a habit). D's wreck GPAs.

 

[predent3591]

W for sure