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ja sam glup
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I'm a freshman currently, and I just blatantly overestimated the difficulty of this class, and I didn't really treat it seriously. The teacher put intentionally tricky questions on the exams and I ended up failing them, and I'm feeling pretty bad about the whole situation.
I intend to go into EE, so I actually have the chem credit I need from high school for this, but nevertheless a D+ still looks horrible on the transcript. My cumulative first semester gpa is a 3.33 right now, and I did get an A in calc 3 as well as hnrs phys1 with lab.
My question is, should I retake the class? If I get a 4.0 for the spring semester, and get A's in differential equations and physics 2 + lab, will that make up for it? To note, I just really dislike chemistry (it seems like mostly memmorization to me, but that may just be because I didn't put in the effort I really should have for the class) and so I only really want to retake it if absolutely necessary. My university's policy allows for the grade that I earn the second time taking it to be placed next to the older one on the transcript. The older grade can not be erased.
Any input would be appreciated.
I intend to go into EE, so I actually have the chem credit I need from high school for this, but nevertheless a D+ still looks horrible on the transcript. My cumulative first semester gpa is a 3.33 right now, and I did get an A in calc 3 as well as hnrs phys1 with lab.
My question is, should I retake the class? If I get a 4.0 for the spring semester, and get A's in differential equations and physics 2 + lab, will that make up for it? To note, I just really dislike chemistry (it seems like mostly memmorization to me, but that may just be because I didn't put in the effort I really should have for the class) and so I only really want to retake it if absolutely necessary. My university's policy allows for the grade that I earn the second time taking it to be placed next to the older one on the transcript. The older grade can not be erased.
Any input would be appreciated.