What is a passing grade in college?

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english

speech

art

and business

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Anyone here attend UGA? If so, what i the passing grade?ChaosRyder665

[QUOTE="ChaosRyder665"]Anyone here attend UGA? If so, what i the passing grade?elblanquito_81

[QUOTE="elblanquito_81"][QUOTE="ChaosRyder665"]Anyone here attend UGA? If so, what i the passing grade?ChaosRyder665

D is barely passing in college. You can always retake it though and they'll replace the lower grade with the higher grade. Although if you plan on going to grad school, they'll take the average of the two grades.

Also, 6 classes in your first year is ambitious. No matter how good you were in high school, ie. you took all ap classes, passed all of them, 5.90 GPA, etc., college is different. At least wait until you are in your 2nd year before you drown yourself in coffee. =)

EDIT: I gotta add, some classes require you to get a C or better to advance and sometimes if the class is a core class, C- is not passing.

[QUOTE="ChaosRyder665"][QUOTE="elblanquito_81"][QUOTE="ChaosRyder665"]Anyone here attend UGA? If so, what i the passing grade?elblanquito_81

At my university, a "C" was the minimal passing grade. "C-" and lower were not passing grades. That would include a "D," of course. Elraptor

Good thing that I got 70% B's, 25% C's, and 5%

do yall go to college to actually obtain information or just to get a piece of paper that says what kind of career you can have.( i'm a junior in high school)SlimD_Cuz_Cuz

Piece of paper, if it was all about the information then I would just buy engineering & math books and take a test. Instead I have to sit through years of meandering bs, trust me when I say that even though I love to read that I hate taking English in college. I write slow, and have an over-active imagination, needless to say the essay's take to damn long. And I've discovered that I write faster when I'm close to the deadline.

[QUOTE="SlimD_Cuz_Cuz"]do yall go to college to actually obtain information or just to get a piece of paper that says what kind of career you can have.( i'm a junior in high school)Smaug84

Piece of paper, if it was all about the information then I would just buy engineering & math books and take a test. Instead I have to sit through years of meandering bs, trust me when I say that even though I love to read that I hate taking English in college. I write slow, and have an over-active imagination, needless to say the essay's take to damn long. And I've discovered that I write faster when I'm close to the deadline.

how do you know what kind of classes you should take?

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[QUOTE="SlimD_Cuz_Cuz"]do yall go to college to actually obtain information or just to get a piece of paper that says what kind of career you can have.( i'm a junior in high school)SlimD_Cuz_Cuz

Piece of paper, if it was all about the information then I would just buy engineering & math books and take a test. Instead I have to sit through years of meandering bs, trust me when I say that even though I love to read that I hate taking English in college. I write slow, and have an over-active imagination, needless to say the essay's take to damn long. And I've discovered that I write faster when I'm close to the deadline.

how do you know what kind of classes you should take?

Well my Veteran's Affairs consular helps me with all of that, especially since they won't give me a single penny if I don't take the classes I need.

However I suggest you figure out what you want to do, if you can't then I suggest you start on your basics and experiment in the various fields you are interested in. After you are finished sign up for whatever degree plan you want and follow it as much as humanly possible.

It depends on what your major wants. For some classes, a D is passing, while for others you need a C, or sometimes a B.Yagr_Zero

Yeah, at the community college I go to people can't take General Chemistry II unless they get a "B" in Chem I.