<p>I recently ended a semester as a freshman at a local community college. However, I have been placed on Academic Probation for failing the 3 classes I was taking. Before school had started, I had started a part time job. I enjoyed working and needed the money. On top of having to pay for the school on my own, my stepfather had lost his job and my parents went through a lot of financial issues throughout the year. </p>
<p>I have a car that I pay insurance on and need gas weekly. When I realized that I could not just sit back and only go to school without working, I began to panic and took up atleast 40 hrs a week at my job. The amount of hours I worked affected my school work and quickly set me up to fail. </p>
<p>Now, I must re-take the 3 classes I failed and pass them. However, I had a long talk with my parents and told them that community college is not where I should be. I plan to major in fashion and the community college doesn't offer an associates in that area. And, I do not want a liberal arts major. I have found a few great colleges in NYC that I can apply to and have a good chance in getting into off of my High School transcript.</p>
<p>So, my question is, is there any way to withdraw from my community college and apply to another university without them worrying about the community college transcript? I don't believe I have any credit from the current college because I haven't passed any of them. So, I'm not trying to transfer credits. I just want to start fresh as a freshman at a university. I understand that I'm losing money if I give up on the community college.</p>