So, I started my undergrad with a bad semester. I “failed” my introductory programming course with a C- (you need a C to be considered “passing”) and managed a C in another linear algebra course my first semester, having a 2.7 that semester. I managed to have semester GPA’s well above 3.0 the next three semesters (particularly the 2 after that, where they were 3.7-3.8) and I became more and more confident.
Yet, this semester, I’m going back to having another 2.7-2.8 GPA. I messed up from the start when I had to withdraw from an important course (considered the hardest required course of my major) because it was just stressing me out and I’m pretty sure I had overloaded on this semester, this gave me some depression and anxiety that cascaded into my other courses. I fell just short of passing my Theory class with a C- and will likely get a C/C+ in my Algorithms class.
The thing is, I wanted to go to another school to pursue my masters. My GPA was previously at a 3.4, but now it’s going to fall to a 3.3. Plus, now there are two classes from this semester that I have to retake the next semester, if I can. I’m just so worried about what is going to happen to my graduate school aspirations now and what future semesters could hold for me. Any advice moving forward?
TLDR: Messed up again after a rough semester two years ago, advice?