Learned from my college that when you pass a repeat class the new grade is what's calculated in GPA (I think some colleges average them). The Fs will remain on my transcript, but I don't think I'm shooting for graduate school at this point. This semester is an absolute shitshow on fire but it doesn't have to be devastating. Now if I fail again I'm fucked for sure. I just have to make sure that doesn't happen. Hopefully this mindset will give me the freedom to continue with this semester (knowing I'm basically capped at a D max for most of my classes) without worrying so much about expectations, and fretting over lost points here and there. Just get the work ethic, the timeliness, the study habits and the stress responses down. Take the Fs, shoot for As and Bs next semester (taking the same classes). If I can get those this will be in the past.
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