How many does everyone have. I may be getting my second w on my transcript. Do you think that is bad. Im almost a senior so I doubt I will have any more. Hopefully not anyways.
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WhirlwindMonk
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I don't have any, and probably won't simply because I just can't afford to pull out of any of the classes I'm taking. But I don't think having a couple is bad. I have a friend who has 3 or so, and he had no trouble in getting an internship over the summer, and probably won't have trouble getting a job once he graduates. So don't worry about it. After you've had your first job, grades don't matter that much anymore, anyway, or so I'm told.
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Mrs. Luther073082
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I have 4 because I was hospitalized during my first year. I make all A's so I am not too concerned about it.
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I had to drop 5 classes in my four years and I was gladly admitted into grad school!
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Only allowed 4 here. two your first two, and two your second two. they don't carry over.
I used up all mine
I used up all mine
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I have one so far although I might get my second this year (pray that I don't), but they're not bad. The only thing you have to watch out for is that financial still counts them as hours attempted and you can only attempt, I think it's 30 hours, over what is needed for your degree plan. After that you have to start paying what the state is paying for that class and that's like 3 times what we pay now. Look in your student handbook under excessive hours.
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I don't think every place does it that way, public schools maybe. I'm pretty sure mine just charges you for hours per semester over 17.
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I have no Ws because I figure if I paid my money to take the class I am gonna carry it through, whether I get a C or an A-. I have never been in any danger of failing a class, so I guess I have never really thought about it seriously, but I cna't imagine taking a class, paying the money, and officially getting nothing out of it.
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