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I intend to eventually go to graduate school for some type of applied math...I'm leaning towards either computational or statistics.
I just recently transferred to a major research university from a small teaching college, and academically it was a bit of a shock for me. I took mechanics for majors at the smaller teaching college, but it did not prepare me for the electricity and magnetism class for majors at my current school.
I started off the semester very slowly, and have just begun to catch up with the rest of the class. I think I will probably receive a C or C+, and this class is required for my applied math major.
My university allows me to retake a class one additional time for a higher grade. If I retake the class though, that is one less higher level math class I will be able to take later.
So, should I retake it?
I just recently transferred to a major research university from a small teaching college, and academically it was a bit of a shock for me. I took mechanics for majors at the smaller teaching college, but it did not prepare me for the electricity and magnetism class for majors at my current school.
I started off the semester very slowly, and have just begun to catch up with the rest of the class. I think I will probably receive a C or C+, and this class is required for my applied math major.
My university allows me to retake a class one additional time for a higher grade. If I retake the class though, that is one less higher level math class I will be able to take later.
So, should I retake it?