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is finishing freshman year with a 3.3 good? i’m a terrible test taker and had classes like a&p, pre calc, and chem 😭
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Anonymous 14h

Yes it is! Many people barely pass their class due to adjusting to college from high school! So be proud ❤️!

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Anonymous 6h

I got A’s in all of those classes and I tried my best. I’m not that smart. Maybe study harder like your life depends on it.

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Anonymous 10h

yea i would probably just drop out now

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Anonymous 8h

it's fine if ur in stem i think but might make grad programs harder. if not stem, u really do need a 4.0 unfortunately

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Anonymous 8h

i have a 2.2 if it mashes you feel better

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Anonymous 11h

No good

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Anonymous 10h

I don’t think u can recover from this lowk good luck

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 10h

compared to everyone else i asked and with the classes i took, i found out it’s not bad at all lmfao. yall are weird as fuck

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 10h

classes up until junior year are all easy, as long as you do the basic work needed of course

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 10h

maybe YOUR classes were easy. i took dual enrollment in high school so i was taking sophomore / junior level classes along with anatomy and physiology.

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 10h

unless your major is anything medical then you don’t really have any room to speak

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 10h

Oh I know, as someone who majored in biology. Orgo made me want to switch majors!

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 10h

thank you. i don’t know why everyone is being such a dick

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 10h

and what classes did YOU take?

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 10h

Plus I took it w physics and Microbiology, I don’t know how I survived! And next semester I decided that Orgo 2, physics 2 and Immunology were great classes to be taken at the same time. My junior yr was just horrible, but I persisted, but I was mentally exhausted. So OP don’t worry about the all the naysayers, just keep on studying, going to office hours, form a study group w others (should consist of some of the smartest ppl in the class) and take a break!

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 10h

i’ll do all of that except study group 😭 i hate studying with others

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 8h

by stem/not stem i obviously mean the major but even if ur doing stem but getting a bachelor of arts, i would work a little harder next sem

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