Is it okay to drop a class a few weeks into uni? If I drop it

Yes of course. It's no biggie as long as you still have the appropriate number of credits

Is it past the add/drop deadline?

>>34913572
It's better to do well in three classes than do poorly in five

That being said, grad schools and some employers will care about courseload

>>34913648

I need a grand total of 30 credit hours, right? Dropping this class would put net me at 29... Can I just take one summer class to make up for it? This math class really isn't going to factor in for my major. I need to take a math placement test that way I can take calculus and chemistry in the fall. Staying in this math class is pointless

>>34913664

Nah, if I drop the class now then I would receive a W but my GPA wouldn't be affected which it what I was worried about. Plus, I'll get a 30% refund which is better than nothing.

>>34913793
Credit hours varies on every uni and often from major to major

For example, in my uni you must be above 12 to be considered "full-time" for financial aid and other legal reasons. Otherwise it doesn't really matter

>>34914117
Alright, I'll look into my uni's policy and see how it works. Thanks

>>34913706
>Grad school
Fuuuck I really hope I can avoid that stuff