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Should I drop the class?

So, I got a job at a top hospital at the beginning of the semester and missed 2 whole first weeks of school. I was able to bounce back in every class except statistics. I have a history of failing math, so I shouldn't be as surprised as I am to have just learned that my grade is a D+ right now. My nursing GPA is 3.6 right now and having a bad grade would obviously bring it down. I was planning on applying for programs this coming Winter, but re-taking stats will push me into the next year (the way I would have to do it).

Should I just withdraw?

What's more is now school is entirely online due to COVID-19. I don't know if I can use that to my advantage since I have way more time to study and catch up, and tbh online work is easier than in person work. No test anxiety. But I also fear that we'll have far less assignments now due to it. What do you recommend?

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    Oh, forgot something important.

    The professor is going to drop our lowest test grade, but it is currently still part of our grades. So it contributes to my D+. We have two more tests to come and I know that at least one of them will be online. So that kinda changes the game a bit.

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    I would calculate the grade with 1 dropped test right now. If it is just one test you bombed you may bounce back. If it is a history of iffy test grades you may want to consider dropping.

    This is only my opinion. I would ask your adviser also

    Good luck!

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