Anonymous wrote:My kid got a C first semester freshman year in a prerequisite class. She reflected on her study skills and got a tutor for second semester. It's really not the end of the world. It's not fair to demand perfection.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Have you or your dcs ever had them? I can't say I ever did and ds never did either until a recent test he completely bombed. He is so upset and basically cannot get an A in that class now. Are there huge consequences to this?
Not necessarily
Obviously he should he a tutor and speak with the teacher and figure out what exactly he missed in terms of studying for this test.
C’s get degrees one C is no big deal.
If he can drop the class maybe that’s an option .
Or some schools allow for taking a course again and if you get a better grade it replaces the other grade
Not the end of the world or their college career.
Lots of variables like if this is a core class for their major they need to mage sure this is the major they can succeed in.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So, the bad grade is a possible B?
Seriously OP, you're WAY overreacting.
Anonymous wrote:Have you or your dcs ever had them? I can't say I ever did and ds never did either until a recent test he completely bombed. He is so upset and basically cannot get an A in that class now. Are there huge consequences to this?
Anonymous wrote:So, the bad grade is a possible B?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So, the bad grade is a possible B?
No, it's a D. He said he basically could not get his final grade up to an A for the semester even if he got 100s on every assignment. He did very well first semester. I really wish he did not tell me this because now I am going to worry.
Anonymous wrote:So, the bad grade is a possible B?