Okay, I am an international student in Texas a&m university - Commerce.
I started here in fall of 2014. But I am only sophomore, because i failed classes every time.
My first semester was fine.
But, on my second semester I failed every classes and got a probation.
And I couldn’t stop failing classes.
I have some good grades but failed so so many times.
Luckily I’m paying in-state tuition, since i have graduated from high school in Texas.
Right now I am having 2.93 institutional GPA.
My major is business.
I am taking 4 classes this semester, and about to fail 3 classes (2 of them are retaking classes).
However, I want to leave this place so bad.
I have been suffering with many problems in this small place and want to move to bigger city.
I am thinking about Texas a&m university-Corpus Christi.
Do you think I can transfer to there?
How about University of Texas at Dallas?
Is it impossible to me to transfer there?
Sorry about my English
I can’t help you with your transfer chances, sorry. I wonder if you have reached out for help where you are…academically and perhaps at the counseling center of your school. Clearly you are not thriving there. However, it could be a mistake to think that just by moving, your problems will not move with you. I think you need to work on things where you are, now. Take advantage of the resources that are available to you at Texas A&M before you leave for the summer. Good luck.
I appologise. I had a similiar year to you, except it wasn’t academic realted. I strongly suggest trying to maintain at least a 3.0 GPA.
Then you may have a possibility of transferring.
You need to march yourself into the counseling center and get help figuring out what it is that you have been doing wrong as a student and/or get help with the emotional issues that are impeding your progress. Transferring to another place may be part of the solution, but clearly there is a lot more going on that needs to be dealt with too. To begin with, you have been in college now for four years, and before that were in high school in TX long enough to be considered an in-state resident, but your English writing skills are still shaky enough that you feel the need to apologize for them. How much of your problem is the language issue? Should you look for a place where you can get better support for improving your Academic English?
OP: Why do you think that you are failing so many classes ? Language barrier ? Health issue ? Working full time ?
Lack of interest ? Depression ?