I had to take remedial courses to get into college-level courses. I ended up with Cs in those remedial courses, should I retake them or just let them be? I know they do not count as credit but the colleges I have looked at say they will be calculated into my overall GPA and I want to make sure I perform well in them.
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Assuming the retake grades will indeed be calculated towards your cumulative GPA, and you think you’ll be able to perform substantially better the second time around, then go for it.
I think so, I got 3 Cs, one in remedial English, remedial reading, and remedial math, and I know how Cs can bring down your gpa a lot so I will consider retaking one of them or two. Thank you for your response.
I would retake them all to assure you are ready for college courses. They don’t provide credit toward graduation a shave a good tuition rate. However, you get to focus your attention on the material. I also suggest different faculty for each to learn how faculty differ even on the same material. You don’t want to confuse content with me style. Also, become a regular user of the Learning Center.
I started at my local community college in January 2017. I had to take remedial courses to get into college level courses I have recieved 3 Cs in my remedial courses and would like to retake some of them. I know they do not count as college credit but he schools I am looking at say they will be calculated into my overall GPA when I send over my transcripts and transfer application for Spring 2029. Any suggestions?
I appreciate all of the responses I will try to retake all of them if not all then some of them.