★★★emergency★★★

Applying to College
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<p>Hi.
First, This is International Student in USA.
And I'm senior.</p>

<p>I have a question about my transcript and other stuff.
Im taking Calculus right now but I trying to drop/withdraw that class.</p>

<p>My first semester grade is High B.
and total grade (from now) is 86. </p>

<p>I planning to drop this class on first semester but i cannot.
I am not accpeted any college but I want to drop because
I already have 3.5 credits of math. (my school can graduate three math credits)</p>

<p>Also I talked to my school counselor but she/he wants to keep taking
my math class.</p>

<p>another reason that I want to drop that class..is
Im really do not like that class..teacher..classmate..and studying stuff..
almost everything...</p>

<p>I applied regular decision for 4 colleges and already send to them my trasncript.</p>

<p>My questions..:</p>

<ol>
<li><p>Drop class causes bad effect on my transcript? I already have full math credits.</p></li>
<li><p>I already sent my transcript to my regular decision college. but my counselor said
she have to write and send another letters about my droping class to college which is that I applied. Is it bad effect on my admission? and is it true?</p></li>
</ol>

<p>Help me so confuse..
I have 60 days of senior year.
I wants to go to school feel like freely and happy
only last 60 days.</p>

<p>HELP ME. PLEASE THANKS.</p>

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<p>I encourage you to take a different view on the matter.</p>

<p>Indeed you have only 60 days of high school left. Consider that completing the class is a matter of sticking through a task to a successful end. College is so much harder than high school. You’ll run into numerous situation where perseverance is critical to success. So this is practice on how it’s done.</p>

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<p>While your high school may require only 3 math credits for graduation, many colleges require 4 years of math for admission.</p>

<p>Answers:

  1. Dropping math may have an adverse effect on your chances of admission.
  2. Yes, it is true that you or your counselor should notify each college if you drop math.</p>

<p>Fogcity has given you some good advice. I strongly urge you to take it.</p>

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<p>That is not an emergency. Use your common sense. Fogcity is right.</p>

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<p>Echoing what everyone else has said, stick with it. You have a B, for heaven’s sakes.</p>