The COB Advising and Support Center suggests you consider the following questions as you make an informed decision about withdrawing from a class.
Reminder: All BBA lower-level core classes are restricted to two attempts, which include withdrawals.
Assess Your Performance in the Class
How am I currently doing?
What does my professor recommend?
How many graded assignments and exams remain?
What do I need to do to improve my performance?
Analyze your Options
What grade can I realistically earn in this course?
Can I repeat this course in the future?
Will it help to go to tutoring or join a study group?
Is this class a prerequisite for other classes I need to take next semester?
Consider the Consequences of your Decision
Do I need a minimum grade in this course for my major?
Will my status (full-time vs. part-time) change?*
Will this impact my financial aid?
Will I need additional time to finish my degree?
*Change of status could affect the following: health insurance, use of UREC, admission to campus athletic events, and/or housing
Use Your Resources
Meet with your professor.
Contact the Office of Financial Aid.
Schedule an appointment with your academic advisor.
Check out the tutoring resources available.