<p>Or should I take a more rigorous class that is somewhat relevant?
You see, I’m currently taking a class that is considered easy, Intro to electricity. It’s has the GPA weight of a remedial class (lowest) and it’s probably going to being my GPA down, even if I have an A.
The problem is I don’t consider this class easy at all. The teacher doesn’t explain ANYTHING and just draws a circuit on the board. We’re expected to recreate it on our own, in partners.
I have no idea what to do in this class. I’m completely lost, and the teacher will lower our grades down if we have to ask questions. I will probably end up with a B in this class because the teacher said he was very picky of A students.
The reason I want to stay in this class is because it’s very relevant to my future career; I want to be an electrical engineer. I’m not sure if getting a B in this class and future classes will hinder my ability to get accepted into an engineering college.
It’s too confusing for me. The teacher is horrible and I don’t learn anything. Instead of taking General Electricity 2 next semester, should I take Honors Statistics? It’s math, so I guess it will be relevant to engineering, plus it will raise my GPA if I get an A in it.</p>
<p>The teacher lowers your grade if you asks questions? I’d drop that class like a hot potato.</p>
<p>Wow that teacher sounds like a poopoo head.</p>
<p>Drop it. Anyways, colleges aren’t going to look at Intro to Electricty and think o.O that guy must be born for EE.</p>
<p>That teacher sounds horrible! Who drops a person’s grade because he/she asks a question?! Crazy 0_o I would definitely change to Statistics. It will probably be really useful anyways</p>