Damned if you do. . .

[kikanna]

Well, SpartanWeb wasn't just happily mocking me. My GPA is, sadly, a 2.69 for the semester. It puts me in a precarious position.

Precalculus - BC (Yea, that's more normal huh, Phil?)
Organic Chemistry I (Lecture) - C
Organic Chemistry I (Lab) - B
Ecology - B
Ecology (lab) - N/A ("We don't care if you did well here, har har

Comments

[fruitbaron]

Oh, awesome! Rock on, you beat OC! No, that -doesn't- stand for Open Canvas, foo'! Great job taking on Organic Chem! May its second portion fall as well!

Brilliance...

[kaikatsu]

Brilliance rises until it reaches a challenge just hard enough for it. I would not be happy taking simple software programming, no, I take the hardest hardware courses because I feel I'm learning and expanding. I could have been a major in almost anything I wanted... but I went for the hard sciences for a reason...

And hell, if you've been following my Journal, I know what you mean. You only get one life, and there's SO MUCH to learn. Don't worry, Kikky, whatever you go to, you will raise the bar and rise to the challenge. If things seem just hard enough that you both enjoy it and find yourself going AAGH but in a good way, then you know you are at your full potential.

You're one of the smartest girls I know. And I'm not just saying that. Whatever hard questions you find yourself challenged with, don't worry too much about it... a girl like you would be a success no matter what you do.

[mrphaethon]

Customarily (with federal grants, at least) it works by semesters, not credit-hours. I believe you get. in general, a total of ten semesters (five years). Then you have to apply for me or pay yourself.
For loans, they tend to just let you keep accumulating more. There's no reason for them not to do so; educational loans of that sort are immutable, and can never be gotten rid of without paying them. Even bankruptcy proceedings won't affect them.