<p>I am attending summer school at a local community college. I need to finish my associates degree as I believe this would affect my recent admissions as a transfer into a University. </p>
<p>I was a pretty decent student, (~3.8). However, life circumstances forced me to officially withdraw from all my courses in fall 2010. (this was a big deal for me, as I know how frowned upon they are, and I had dreams of graduate school). </p>
<p>Moreover, I was unable to attend in spring 2011. Thus, things have become a mess for me. I was on course to complete an associate in science and arts in the fall; now I am trying to complete an arts degree of the summer. </p>
<p>I think I am looking at "C's," in these two (2) courses, one is a math course and the other a psychology course. I wanted to possibly do a major / minor in math, but I am only taking calculus II, and I am an upcoming junior, so I think I am a bit behind for that program.</p>
<p>This would be my first "C," but I am basically homeless at this point in my life, and am facing many struggles, so my dreams of graduate school and great grades are kind of less of a priority.</p>
<p>Honestly, I hate the courses I took (like algebra physics), and wanted to spend some more time to take more math and physics. Thus, I was questioning deferring for a year, to take more classes, and to address other issues in my life. Yet, I have been at the community college for entirely too long. </p>
<p>I will probably make another thread addressing more of my concerns.</p>
<p>However, the main issue of this thread: Should I take the "C's," in the courses or officially withdraw? </p>
<p>Keep in mind I am thinking of majoring / minoring in math or psychology and these are math and psychology courses; one of which I did not even want to take, but it was required for my associates, and the only psychology available (this issue makes me believe I need to get out of the community college system ASAP).</p>