<p>I am probably getting a C or lower in my english class, and was wondering how bad it is to withdraw from it. I can definitely take it later. </p>
<p>This is the only class I have on T, Th and it is just hard going to class at 8 for an english class.</p>
<p>Would it look terrible for me to withdraw from it?</p>
<p>If it is only one class and you are getting a C or lower I would take the W.</p>
<p>take W and dont worry about it, Ws are not as bad as people think.</p>
<p>Agreed. It seems like most people here claim at least one W and still manage to get into great schools. A 'C' is very detrimental to your GPA.</p>
<p>take the W. if you take the C in the course, it will seem like you put forth your best effort... and the assumption will probably be that your best only earned you a C. a W, on the other hand, will be looked upon more favorably because it could be the result of a number of things - schedule conflict, illness, etc. - and you might even be seen as a more responsible, pro-active student.</p>
<p>HOLD ON THERE!!!!!!!!!!!</p>
<p>It would be okay if you are not currently transfering to another college. However, if you are already accepted to another school, then the W can revoke your admission. That was what WUSTL told me.</p>
<p>Yep. Gotta tough it out.</p>
<p>This will depend on the school, some schools such as UCLA do not care.</p>
<p>Get a W... better than C</p>
<p>I'm just gonna take the W, thanks guys</p>
<p>Quick question here</p>
<p>I recently just received acceptance to UCSB.
I'm currently taking 13 units for spring at my ccc, and 4 units belong to Calc 2. Basically i slacked off in that class and im looking to withdraw from that course.
After withdrawing, ill still have enough UC units to transfer (61). Also, Calc 2 is not part of my major. is this going to revoke my admission?</p>
<p>most likely it is not going to revok admission, however you have to contact UCSB and ask for advice, you can not just withdraw.</p>