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Coleman · 01-20-2006, 02:37 PM

yep, a bunch of people don't think about C's either (good point mad). Some majors, you need a 3.0 to graduate with, so it'd be hard to recover from a 2.1 for example. Many cases, the major requires a C or better in a class in order for it to count for your major. So you may technically pass with a C- and not fail it, but you'd have to take it over again b/c your major requires the higher grade.

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Coleman is Offline Major General Posts: 13,482 Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: University Park, PA	01-20-2006, 02:37 PM yep, a bunch of people don't think about C's either (good point mad). Some majors, you need a 3.0 to graduate with, so it'd be hard to recover from a 2.1 for example. Many cases, the major requires a C or better in a class in order for it to count for your major. So you may technically pass with a C- and not fail it, but you'd have to take it over again b/c your major requires the higher grade.