<p>Wow, perfect CC kid stereotype right here</p>
<p>I’m getting depressed too; I bombed multiple midterms and I think I can kiss goodbye to all grad school dreams now…</p>
<p>I’m facing the same trouble. Im really afraid that I’m getting a C on this calc 3 class. I’ve never received a C before. Sigh… I don’t think its my problem though. Its more like my professor’s. I’m thinking bout withdrawing it</p>
<p>You should be happy with those grades, not a lot of people can say they are doing that well. You’re also just a first semester freshman…chill out. Grad school? Are you kidding me? Enjoy college, don’t even say the word Grad School till you’re a junior. You have 3 1/2 years to worry about your grades.</p>
<p>Go meet some people and hang out with your friends…</p>
<p>I’m in my final year, that’s why grad school is in the books for me.</p>
<p>What about if one is on pre-med or pre-dent track?
I’ll probably end up with a B in my chem1 lab… ;(</p>
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<p>Try your best to understand the material in a better and deeper way. There is a reason why you’re not getting that A. Go to office hours and study with people (standard advice) … but working with others will point out to you what you’re weak at so that you can work on that particular concept more. If you’re on a pre-med track, you should make sure that your fundamentals are strong, because it’s only going to get harder from here, as the concepts become more difficult and your classes become more competitive.</p>
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<p>+1! I’m in the same boat here. :)</p>