since when did b's become bad?

rhandco
Fri, 26 Dec 2014 17:51:36 +0000

IMHO - it’s your first semester after a CC transfer. We get a lot of CC transfers at our four-year college, and they really aren’t that well prepared.

I’d suggest meeting with each professor and talking to them about your grades, if you have any questions. Was it tests or quizzes? Or homework? Or something else? Just bringing your grades up to 3.3 average, B+, would be good enough.

No offense to any CC attenders out there, but CC courses are often easier and spoon fed. I’ve taken multiple CC courses in addition to various 4-year courses, and the main difference is that the instructors at four-year schools expect students to take the initiative, by and large.

It depends on the employer whether a 2. anything will remove you from consideration. Fortune 500, some of them. Most, it won’t matter after you do get your first job.

If you are REALLY worried about those grades, and you can manage it, retake the courses and try for As. Most colleges will replace the grade, but be careful and don’t get a lower grade. If higher level calc is needed for your major, retake the calc you just took if you can.