When im a senior in high school, ive already been accepted into a couple of universities, on condition that i maintain all my classes with a grade of C or better. Well, im failing my physics class and ive already tried everything from tutoring to trying to get rid of the class. The administration wouldnt let me get rid of it and tutoring didnt help cause i still dont understand anything in that class. Im afraid the colleges will withdraw my admission status if they see my transcript. Its almost end of semester 1, is there anything i can do?
What do i do?
i'm a freshman in college and almost the same thing happened to me. however, dont fear because even if you fail it, colleges wont just take back your admission, they will first send you a letter asking why and how this happened. in the letter all you have to say is something like, i studied, got a tutor and it was still hard for me. the class is notoriously hard. also, make sure your other grades are better than normal so they will compare it to your other grades to make sure you dont have senioritis and are not slacking off.
Reply:Branch out into other realms of physics....things that are interesting and you'll get the grasp of basic concepts faster. It's easier to learn when something catches your attention and if you explore into areas that you won't get the chance to study in a conventional classroom, things will begin to have more clarity.
You could also explain to your teacher that you really need to make a higher grade and see if you can do anything for extra credit. It'll be hard work, but believe me, it will pay off in the long run.
Reply:dont know
Reply:Talk to your teacher, see if there is any extra credit work you can do. Also see if she/he can help you to understand it better. If they know you are trying hard they may increase your grades. Also in your interview talk about the issues you had.
Reply:Sorry lady but thats not my problem!!!! HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA
Reply:try tutoring again with someone else
also make the teacher work with you, insist upon extra time to have things explained to you
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