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I have failed my accounting class, we have four classes left should I still be attending?
I have failed my accounting class and there are only 4 class periods left. I just feel like it is pointless to attend any longer since there is no way at this point that I can get a C or above. I tried hard to raise my grade but, accounting just does not come easy to me. I have already signed up to retake it next semester. I talked to my teacher a while ago and all he did was give me the amount of points that I needed to get a passing grade. It is too late to drop the class and I didn’t drop the class because I thought that I could get a better grade. But, it didn’t work. Do you think that I should continue to go for the next 4 classes or just no longer go and take it as a loss? I plan on getting the help from an accounting tutor next semester which I couldn’t get this semester because of the hours I worked at my job.
I think you should show up. Yes, it may be a waste of time, but… you won’t know that you really failed that class until you get your grade. While you probably did fail, I’ve seen professors edge students just into the passing range because they showed up. I’m not saying your prof will do this. He probably won’t. But it’s worth it to at least try, just in case, because you never know. So do show up. Consider it a gamble that could pay off.
At a minimum, you can take notes on what’s covered in those classes, so you have a heads-up for when you retake the class next term.
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