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I might have to pull out of college, or at least one class.
I'm not going to say what class (It's 4 units), but let's say it's killing me because I don't understand it at all (Ironically, it was my major because I thought it was easier than expected, seeing as I use technology everyday).
I'm afraid if I do, then I have to pay back my tuition for that class (I'm a BOG/FinAid student, but I barely know the system other than hooray, free class unless idiotic).
On the other hand, my GPA is shit at this moment, so I need to win as greatly as possible. I'm 12 units in the hole, which will only be 8 units if I drop (Which is the better looking choice), but I'll get a 'W' grade (Withdrawal).
On that same hand, if I drop out altogether and get a job, apparently that's the better branch to go to. I kinda thought to get a job, you have to go to college BECAUSE the market is so competitive. Someone (Let's say much older, isolated sister) kept saying drop out and get a job already, which I could, but I'm afraid if I get back in college, I have to pay a boatload more. Or hell, a fast food vendor might not take me because I'm not in school.
So, I need some help. Should I drop from that one class with a W, stay in all classes, or drop them all?
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Drop that one class, see how you go for the rest of the semester, and then decide if you want to keep going or drop out then.
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>>16930528
Alright, I will. I hope, though, I don't have to spend any more money of just dropping it. This is apparently the last day to qualify for fee refunds and drop without notation.
I don't know if that helps.
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>>16930536
Go for it then. Don't drop out on a whim though
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