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So this is the situation. I’m taking a college course this summer. I can take the College Algebra course that I need for a degree OR I can take Bible as Literature course, which I know I’ll pass. I am so completely aweful in mathmatics that I don’t know if I can do well enough to pass it – I always just manage to slide by. I always do pretty good in literature because it captures my interest so well. The thing is, this summer is the only time I can take a course since my husband won’t be able to watch my son during the Fall semester. If I don’t take a class this summer, or I don’t pass a course this summer, I’ll loose all the hours that I’ve built up over the years. Which, trust me, is a hell of a lot, and I’ll have to start from scratch. This is the situation because I haven’t taken a class in 3 years. So, do I play it safe and take the literature course or do I take what I need and pray to God that I pass it? Help? Anyone?
Take the one you need, it will tax your brain more and when you pass you will have a bigger sense of achievement than if you had taken the “easier” option
Take the course you need hun, you,ll be ok. btw, have your inconsiderate neighbours moved that f****ng great RV yet from the front of your house? I,ts as big as a house itself!! Jesus. :shock: :shock:
Wot they sed! 8)
Lord of The Rings is more interesting than the Bible. :wink:
Take the one you need and study extra hard for the pass :D
Speak to your tutor but my view is take whatever you need to get you through your temporary problem – no point throwing away all your previous achievements on a risk. If it is essential to pass one exam to simply protect your status as an ‘active student’ then take the easy one and do the maths later.
take the blue pill :lol:
Open the box!
Dont take the money!
For those who like sensible answers:
(i ticked the first option ok!) 8)
i always tended to pick the class with the better looking girls in
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