<p>is that going to have any bad effect?
I heard it's not going to affect my GPA, right?
by the way, it's not my major class.</p>
<p>the deadline is this Wed. 21st</p>
<p>No, Q drops will not affect your GPA but they definitely will be on your transcripts forever and more. If you plan on getting into grad school/medical school/any post-undergrad schools, don’t have more than two. </p>
<p>Or even one in some cases. </p>
<p>Are you failing this class? Is there any way that you can raise your grade up?</p>
<p>If you are failing it and the class is only going to get harder (and you know that you can’t raise it up to an A or B) I would suggest dropping the course. A Q drop is better than an F. </p>
<p>Are you a natural science freshmen? If you are I think you have one special extended Q drop.</p>
<p>CryingIvy: yes i’m a natural science freshman but i’m planning on transferring to communication next year. i am failing the biology, i got a 70 on the first midterm test, and now the second exam is coming up and i’m feeling worse. i should be able to take a math class or what to have my natural science part fulfilled. what do you mean by the special extended Q drop?? do i still have it if i’m transferring next year?? Thanks a lot for replying!!</p>
<p>I got the same exact score on the first exam, and I’m 100% sure I failed the second exam. 
Should I drop as well? Or will I have a chance at passing the course with a B or C if I study my ass off for the third exam and the final?</p>