<p>I am a freshman EE major transferring to another university this fall for their computer engineering program. Recently I made two threads considering withdrawing from certain courses I am enrolled in now - one a study on the Old Testament of the Bible, and another a phys ed course. I have decided to not withdraw and stay in both of these classes since they will both benefit me at my new school - the former will count as a humanities elective, and the latter will count as a 1-credit open elective. So so far, no withdrawals.</p>
<p>Now I have one last withdrawal consideration - my calculus 3 course. In the school I'm enrolled in now, all engineers takes calc 1, 2, 3, diff. eq., and engineering math. At my new school, however, engineers only take calc 1 and 2, and then a third course that combines linear algebra and diff. eq. So I'm sure they'll accept my calc 3 credit, but it will do NOTHING for me - it's not part of their curriculum, and I can't use it for an elective because it's "of similar nature to a previously taken course." I'm doing sort of bad in it and it will undoubtedly be pulling down my GPA so this is why I'm considering this. And yes, I've already been accepted to this other school.</p>
<p>So what would you say is best? Stay enrolled in a course that I don't need at all and that I may get a C in? Or take the W? I will call my new school today for their advice on the situation.</p>