<p>I currently transferred to a school in D.C. this spring and it's been pretty bad. It's not like this school is an ivy league school either. Well , first there is alot of grade deflation, especially under the college that I am in. Like, one of the econ professors got put on probation for failing like half the class. Then, in my Calculus II class, the average midterm score was a 60, which probably means that half the class will not pass because he doesn't grade on a curve. It's not like I've been slacking either. I've tried working real hard and I feel like I'm going to fail this class this semester. If I don't leave I think I will continue to have a really bad GPA. At my other school before transferring I had a really good GPA but I'm not sure if I should go back or transfer again, or stay. I really want to salvage my GPA for graduate school and I know by staying I would have no chance. Should I transfer again? Please helpl</p>
<p>do you work at starbucks?</p>
<p>but anyways, if you want to transfer, you should transfer. college is a huge investment, and you should be wherever you are that makes you happy. i don't know easy it's gonna be since i'm assuming your gpa is pretty low, but you can always give it a shot.</p>
<p>Are you going to American? or GW?</p>