what would you do? v. resignging a class at UB

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i’ll try and keep this short. im taking an online class, and heres the circumstances:

-teachers directions/questions for assignments make no sense a lot of times
-teacher says ‘do it this way’ then contradicts herself by correcting you and telling you to do it the opposite way
-I have asked for help and clarification on something EIGHT (8) times and have not gotten an answer
-the assignments are worth 20 points, but apparently its an all or nothing kinda deal and there is no partial credit, even for putting in effort.
-requests for help on assignments go unanswered
-teachers powerpoint notes contradict the text book
-i’ve either failed or come close to failing every assignment and the 1 test we had so far

so, i want to resign the class. I have already been accepted into another school for next fall, and the credits i would get in this class wouldn’t transfer nor would I even need them. so am i better off resigning the class or just hacking my way though it and taking an F?

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1 question, do you plan on going to grad school?

if yes - consider staying with it, although usually one R on your transcript isn’t going to sway their decision to let you in or not.

if no - fuckin resign that shit. it won’t count to your GPA and it won’t matter at all if theres an R on your transcript in that case.

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R>F

end of story

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im not going to grad school, or at least i dont plan on it. i have never resigned or dropped a class before, so this shouldnt really hurt me then?

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no

R>F

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Usually grad schools don’t mind 3 or fewer R’s.

I’ve dropped two classes. This was at NCCC. I applied to Rochester, Syracuse Cornell and UB. They all accepted me, so R’s don’t look too bad depending on what the courses are.

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Usually grad schools don’t mind 3 or fewer R’s.

I’ve dropped two classes. This was at NCCC. I applied to Rochester, Syracuse Cornell and UB. They all accepted me, so R’s don’t look too bad depending on what the courses are.

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R’s look really bad if theres a trend in them. like 1 a semester.

transferring won’t really be too much of a problem, but grad school will not like that at all.

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It really depends on the classes. The schools I applied to (well, the ones other than UB) were all pretty selective.

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Depends on the class being dropped. IF you don’t like the class and the prof is an idiot, drop it. Don’t regret staying in April.

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You are more indecisive than my girlfriend. I didn’t think that was possible.

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:lolsign:

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R>>>F

I had 3 or 4 R’s in undergrad (the semester I decided I didn’t want to continue engineering and had a bunch of terrible classes).

Even with those, I got into the MBA program with no ‘real world’ work experience and and only a 3.2 overall gpa. I did quite well on the GMATs but still :gotme:

R means you decided that the class wasnt for you. F means you’re a retard.

edit: R’s might be viewed differently if they are classes in your planned graduation major and/or you retake them.

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hahahahahaha

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well, the class is a basic HTML programming class, and im transfering schools to be a Criminal Justice major, so i dont really see how that would look bad. If i need some wort of computer/tech credits, I have taken a couple other classes that should fulfill that.

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Be like me. Get a .02 in your last semester then join the army.

or dont, either way, good luck.

Oh, and its better to just resign it if your getting an f anyway. Fucked if you do, fucked if you don’t, but an R is the lesser of 2 evils.