<p>In my second semester as a college student I failed all 4 of my classes. In my third semester I re-took 2 of the 4 classes and received B’s in both of them. In my fourth semester I re-took the other 2 courses and received a B in one of them, but failed the other again.</p>
<p>On my transcript it says that the GPA hours from the courses I re-took in my third semester have been removed, but the GPA hours from the courses I re-took in my fourth semester are still there. So now instead of me having 36 GPA hours, I now have 42. This is a huge different because I am now still not in good academic standing where as if I had 36 gpa hours I would be. Why is it that they only removed 6 of my GPA hours when I have re-taken all 4 classes??? Shouldnt they have removed all 12 to get an accurate re-calculation of my GPA? This is really screwing me over big time so I need to know why. Is it possible they have made a mistake? Should I go to my school and talk to someone about this. Has anyone ever heard of anything like this?!</p>
<p>On my transcript it says when I signed up to retake my first two classes my repeat status changed to “E” for both of them. When I got a grade for them, the status changed to “I”. This however is not the case for my other two classes. The other two classes that I retook do not have anything under repeat status. What is up with this?</p>