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Akinari · 12-08-2012, 09:52 PM

I have 28 credits at the moment, and I'm doubtful I'll be able to pass Psyc 101 as I attended probably 4 lectures

though I do have all the notes but I have no motivation to study for it at all. Because cognitive systems

there was no space in any other courses which fit my timetable so I had no choice but to take this.

Consequences of failing a course in first term? Simply take an extra course in 2nd term or over the summer to make up for the loss of 3 credits? Or are there further complications which will affect me being able to move onto next year?

EDIT: don't plan on majoring in science at all, and I have a high average from all my other courses, so whether or not I really need to pass this class is questionable. Wondering if failing one course will really do much other than make you lose three credits.

I have a final the day before that actually counts, and I'd like to dedicate as much time to the course that actually counts instead of one that doesn't.

12-08-2012, 09:52 PM	#1970
Akinari Rs has made me the woman i am today! Join Date: Mar 2012 Posts: 4,379 Thanked 5,260 Times in 1,394 Posts Failed 376 Times in 130 Posts	I have 28 credits at the moment, and I'm doubtful I'll be able to pass Psyc 101 as I attended probably 4 lectures though I do have all the notes but I have no motivation to study for it at all. Because cognitive systems there was no space in any other courses which fit my timetable so I had no choice but to take this. Consequences of failing a course in first term? Simply take an extra course in 2nd term or over the summer to make up for the loss of 3 credits? Or are there further complications which will affect me being able to move onto next year? EDIT: don't plan on majoring in science at all, and I have a high average from all my other courses, so whether or not I really need to pass this class is questionable. Wondering if failing one course will really do much other than make you lose three credits. I have a final the day before that actually counts, and I'd like to dedicate as much time to the course that actually counts instead of one that doesn't. Last edited by Akinari; 12-08-2012 at 09:59 PM.