How many withdraws on a scholarship application is bad?

Paying for College
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The college which I am attending to finish my bachelors degree gives 20 full ride scholarships to transfer students every year. The college I am attending currently is the"de facto" partner community college and receives about half of those 20. I have a 4.0 and am also president of 4 clubs including SGA. That gives me a lot of confidence, but my current semester is really tough and I don’t know if My GPA will pull through. I have accounting which I think will likely end a B and Biology which may as well and are required courses in this semester. That still leaves me with a 3.9ish.

I am also taking literature which I love as a general subject but the teacher only focuses on war and I am just too bored to function and certainly cannot write huge papers on that.

I have 1 withdrawal so far and if I do this one that would make 2 in 3 semesters.

The other was a more legitimate excuse in that I found I did not need the class.

Should I worry about this or not?

2

You need to ask the school.

3

To clarify, I am referring to my chances at the scholarship, not admission. There isn’t any direction as to how bad withdrawals look

4

You don’t think the 4yr school you want to transfer to, is going to look at your transcript?
They might also have a limit of how many W you can have total and might include the ones you already have in that.

5

What did you withdraw from? This will make a difference. Withdrawing from honors calculus III is different than withdrawing from literature “because I don’t want to write the papers”.

6

One was Communication Theory because I was advised wrong (had an A)
The other I am considering is Honors Literature because I just hate the material
(Reading is my strong subject 32 ACT)

Also, I am already admitted as a dual enroll which I understand is confusing

7

Stick it out and get as high a grade as possible. You can do it!