Disqualified from community college,WHAT DO I DO?
Asked by ryan ci am currently enrolled in sandiego mesa college and was on probation for falling below a 2.0 last semester. i was riddled with problems this year working full time and just taking care of issues that couldnt focus. not to mention the counselors there dont give you the time of day. i am currently failing my class this semester and i know that i will get disqualified. WHAT DO I DO?? will i get back in? ive already wasted so much time. im lost. please help
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Answered by drip
First off drop any class you are getting a F in if you still can. Try taking only one class this summer. Take one you have already failed in. Getting a better grade will erase the F and bring your GPA up. Then try two classes in the fall. Once again re taking any that you have failed before. My son had trouble for 2 years, then took off a year to work. He is slowly re building his GPA.Last semester he got a 3.5 which really helped his over all GPA. He has now re taken all classes he got F's in and is now ready to go to a 4 year college. Stop looking in the past. Focus on the future. You can still do this. Being 25 or 26 and just graduating college is much better than being 25 and not having a degree. Do take advantage of any writing centers or tutoring the college has. See if the college has any advisers (not counselors) that can help you plan out the next year.
First off drop any class you are getting a F in if you still can. Try taking only one class this summer. Take one you have already failed in. Getting a better grade will erase the F and bring your GPA up. Then try two classes in the fall. Once again re taking any that you have failed before. My son had trouble for 2 years, then took off a year to work. He is slowly re building his GPA.Last semester he got a 3.5 which really helped his over all GPA. He has now re taken all classes he got F's in and is now ready to go to a 4 year college. Stop looking in the past. Focus on the future. You can still do this. Being 25 or 26 and just graduating college is much better than being 25 and not having a degree. Do take advantage of any writing centers or tutoring the college has. See if the college has any advisers (not counselors) that can help you plan out the next year.
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