Have a question withdraw(W) or B????

Transfer Students
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<p>I JUST HAVE A question.... </p>

<p>already got 2of W'S so far...</p>

<p>i got 1 from my calculus1 class (second time with GRADE B) </p>

<p>and other one from my businese1 class (second time with GARDE A)</p>

<p>AND now i face again to my calculus2 class (pretty sure getting B or C)</p>

<p>should i just get a B or C ,,or withdraw and makeup at this summer try to get </p>

<p>A???</p>

<p>what u guys think... i need some professional advice.....</p>

<p>MAJOR IN BIOLOGY LOOKING FOR UCLA AND CC STUDENT AHA! ALSO 3.82 GPA THANKS A LOT!!!</p>

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<p>to be honest a B isnt bad, especially since this will be your third W, think very hard about this.</p>

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<p>uc dont care about Ws... so go ahead and take your third w...</p>

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<p>B in calc2.. I'm not sure I would drop it.. although if it were B- or C+ i would.. up to you but it is simply more time and effort into a class you should be done with, imo if you are confident you can get a B i wouldnt drop.. any lower add another W to the collection ;)</p>

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<p>just get a B.... but take W instead of C..</p>

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<p>the average gpa to get in ucla bio is 3.61 in 2006... let's say you get B in calc2 if you don't drop the class then you would lower your gpa to around 3.7... if you get another B in a 5 unit class down the road then your gpa would be on the borderline (around 3.6)... just drop the class and make sure you get an A next time...</p>

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<p>here's an idea, instead of freaking out about your overall gpa falling below the average that got accepted into ucla for bio... just do TAP and get around a 3.3 or higher... it'l basically guarentee you into ucla bio.</p>

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<p>good idea... problem solved!</p>