<p>First off, I took a very hard math class, which I was forced to by my college in order to graduate. I studied for like a month before the Final. I passed that class, thankfully. But then that got me to not as study as much as my other class. I had a B- in there before and ended up with an F on the final. I had this class the same day I had the math final so I was up all night studying for the math final.
I have emailed the professor many times and he won't budge on changing my grade, even though my midterm and homework is good. Ive had professors change grades in certain circumstances. I am so depressed right now because I have been accepted into Grad school already and this jeopardizing my future. I am super depressed and have lost my appetite, haven't slept and just been shitty at my professor for not understanding my stance and that I know the material, just was stressed on my other final. I've emailed him about 20 times and still hasn't budged. I am thinking about emailing him saying I am going to commit suicide if he doesn't change my grade, you think he would? I don't know what to do. My whole world has been shattered because I had my whole future planned. Also I don't think I can take a summer class, so i would have to wait a whole 3 months and take another semester... Please help and what I should do. Appeal? I don't know </p>
<p>“I am thinking about emailing him saying I am going to commit suicide if he doesn’t change my grade, you think he would?”</p>
<p>That just makes you immature. If I were the professor, that would set my refusal to change the grade in stone. I have no respect for people who carelessly threaten suicide over things. It’s idiotic.</p>
<p>What should I say then? I really am depressed as hell right now and really am thinking of stupid thoughts. I just don’t understand why he doesn’t try to help. I even said I would write a report. I have to move on to grad school. </p>
<p>I’ll tell you what I would do. I would man the **** up and stop blaming other unfortunate circumstances and tell him “I messed up, but I really need this grade to graduate, can you help me out?” If I were the teacher I would respect that a lot more than a bunch of excuses.</p>
<p>Thanks guys for keeping it real with me. I guess that’s what I needed the most. I’ve emailed him one more time saying to meet in person. If that doesn’t work, I’m just gonna accept the fact I’m gonna have to grow stronger from this experience and live with it. God has a plan for me and I guess me not graduating on time is part of it. </p>
<p>Sorry if I was a little harsh, just trying to help you out.</p>
<p>Yeah, I don’t think threatening suicide would ever help.</p>