<p>In my freshman year I took a guitar class at the nearby junior college because it was cheaper than any private lessons I could find. The grade was based entirely on attendance, and I missed several classes because it occasional conflicted with swim practice, which took priority. I never intended to have it as an actual class, but now I have it as a D (due to my poor attendance) on my record at the junior college. I've since taken other classes at the college, and I need to submit them on my application, but I'd like to omit the guitar class because of the poor grade and the fact that I never considered it a legitimate course in the first place. Is this alright? I suppose I could just include it and then explain the class in the "other comments" section too.</p>
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<p>So you want to omit a course because you didn’t get a good grade, does that sound ‘alright’ to you?</p>
<p>Actually, since you need to submit an official transcript from the college, you have no options, the class and grade will be on the transcript. </p>
<p>I would’t worry much about it and wouldn’t go to too much effort to try to explain it, it’s not like it’s an academic class. However, this is a good lesson to learn–your college record stays with you.</p>
<p>Yea, I suppose it was just wishful thinking. My mom actually put me in the class without realizing it could have any impact. She’ll probably be a lot more flustered by it than I am.</p>
<p>My local community college has a program where you can remake some classes, or something of that nature. Look into their programs and maybe you can have that grade replaced by taking the class again?</p>