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A failed class or two isn’t going to make admissions look badly on you. Plenty of people, including many professors, will tell you they’ve failed a class or two. Admissions enjoys stories of real life people who had a. there are plenty of college students who fail a semester of school, whether it be for personal reasons, working too much, or just an overall lack of motivation to continue attending class. Sometimes, as with myself, it was a bit of all three of those reasons. I’m unsure whether or not i may fail a class this semester, but i’m pretty sure i’m going take some hits to my gpa. Don’t worry, this semester has fucking sucked asshole for everyone. I’m drained, and i cannot wait for this semester to end. i was able to clear probation by retaking almost all the courses i failed the next semester. If your gpa is raised past 2. 0 then your probation status is automatically cleared. the unofficial subreddit for york university in toronto: The 3rd largest university in canada and home to the schulich school of business and osgoode hall law school. Members online i don't want to graduate. academic standing is determined by a student’s csulb gpa and overall gpa and is noted on the transcript after the fall and spring semesters. Academic standing notations include good standing, academic warning, cleared academic warning, continued with academic warning, and disqualification. undergraduate students (students who have not yet earned a baccalaureate degree) may repeat, for the purpose of excluding the grade from grade point determination (called grade forgiveness), courses taken at csulb in which a grade of d, f, or wu was received subject to the limits established below. check with your program department for college and departmental restrictions on grading options. Certain courses are not eligible to be taken on a cr/nc basis, regardless of the student's major. Undergraduate students have the following cr/nc limits: i would like to hear from people who have failed a class in their time in college. What was it that caused you to fail? How could one avoid failing that specific class? And what are the takeaways from failing the class? I got the letter of acceptance, and all the fun stuff telling me to do everything.