Failed one class.. Forum

[StudentAthlete]

I agree with the aforementioned comment about checking the student handbook. I'm sure it details the route you can take, and further, I doubt one F would be an automatic kick-out-of-school card if the rest of your GPA brings you above a 2.0 or 2.5 (depending on the school's min). Hopefully they let you retake the class and best of luck!

[Grad_Student]

I feel like failing Con Law is an especially big deal. I would reconsider the law school thing if I were you, especially given where you're going to school.

Reading xoxo lately?

Fo real

[A'nold]

I agree with the aforementioned comment about checking the student handbook. I'm sure it details the route you can take, and further, I doubt one F would be an automatic kick-out-of-school card if the rest of your GPA brings you above a 2.0 or 2.5 (depending on the school's min). Hopefully they let you retake the class and best of luck!

0L? Your law professors will knock words like that right out of you.

[mikeytwoshoes]

I feel like failing Con Law is an especially big deal. I would reconsider the law school thing if I were you, especially given where you're going to school.

An OL gives their opinion on what failing a class in law school means, and then has the balls to strike at the level of the school, as if that fucking means anything.

What ever happened to the days when you had absolutely no idea what you were talking about, you kept your fucking trap shut?

Whats an zero L?

[macattaq]

I feel like failing Con Law is an especially big deal. I would reconsider the law school thing if I were you, especially given where you're going to school.

An OL gives their opinion on what failing a class in law school means, and then has the balls to strike at the level of the school, as if that fucking means anything.

What ever happened to the days when you had absolutely no idea what you were talking about, you kept your fucking trap shut?

Whats an zero L?

That's a 0? I definitely saw an O. So I read it as "An offensive lineman gives their opinion..." Definitely made for a helluva laugh.

[megaTTTron]

That said (and this is coming from a 0L, so take it with a grain of very tasty salt)

Had to do it...

Thank god.

[Mr. Matlock]

I feel like failing Con Law is an especially big deal. I would reconsider the law school thing if I were you, especially given where you're going to school.

An OL gives their opinion on what failing a class in law school means, and then has the balls to strike at the level of the school, as if that fucking means anything.

What ever happened to the days when you had absolutely no idea what you were talking about, you kept your fucking trap shut?

Whats an zero L?

Damn you!!

I'll be back in 2 months when it will no longer matter that the o and the 0 are so close together!!

[Boyk1182]

Turned out to be less of a problem than I thought. Talked to the dean today and I'm not on probation or anything, just will likely have to retake the class before I can graduate..

[20160810]

Damn

24 hour time out. If you're going to post something, make it at least the tiniest bit productive, entertaining, or otherwise conceivably within the realm of worthwhileness.

[hithere]

That said (and this is coming from a 0L, so take it with a grain of very tasty salt)

Had to do it...

[Bankhead]

Turned out to be less of a problem than I thought. Talked to the dean today and I'm not on probation or anything, just will likely have to retake the class before I can graduate..

That's good. I failed a class in high school and in college. I still graduated from both.

[StudentAthlete]

I agree with the aforementioned comment about checking the student handbook. I'm sure it details the route you can take, and further, I doubt one F would be an automatic kick-out-of-school card if the rest of your GPA brings you above a 2.0 or 2.5 (depending on the school's min). Hopefully they let you retake the class and best of luck!

0L? Your law professors will knock words like that right out of you.

2L, and based upon my grades being within the top 10%, your assumptions are piss poor.

[nn223]

So, what happens if you fail one class during 1L, but otherwise do fine? Retake during first semester of 2L, next summer, kicked out of school?!

(It's not LRW, just a regular class, 2nd tier school)

drop out.

[trialjunky]

Damn

24 hour time out. If you're going to post something, make it at least the tiniest bit productive, entertaining, or otherwise conceivably within the realm of worthwhileness.

Ahh, the banhammer has emerged!

[bedbathandbeheadings]

So, what happens if you fail one class during 1L, but otherwise do fine? Retake during first semester of 2L, next summer, kicked out of school?!

(It's not LRW, just a regular class, 2nd tier school)

drop out.

titcr

[Geat27]

Turned out to be less of a problem than I thought. Talked to the dean today and I'm not on probation or anything, just will likely have to retake the class before I can graduate..

Congrats! You live to fight another day.

[Boyk1182]

Turned out to be less of a problem than I thought. Talked to the dean today and I'm not on probation or anything, just will likely have to retake the class before I can graduate..

That's good. I failed a class in high school and in college. I still graduated from both.

lol I got a few at both of those levels too..

[hi_im_josh]

So, what happens if you fail one class during 1L, but otherwise do fine? Retake during first semester of 2L, next summer, kicked out of school?!

(It's not LRW, just a regular class, 2nd tier school)

drop out.

titcr

this

[thexfactor]

seriously how did you fail a class?
I misread 1 whole exam question on my con law exam and I still ended up with an above average grade. That one question was worth 40% of my grade.

[AlasLavinia]

Wait, wait. Back the eff up.

I know who would have the answer to this question, and it sure as hell ain't TLS! How about you go and talk to a school administrator, a registrar staff member, or your academic support representative! They are the people with the knowledge and training to respond to your question.

That said, the regulations are in my school handbook. Maybe you should check there first.