Getting Back on Track (Advice Appreciated)

Motivation counts for a lot. I'd argue the most.

I got horrible grades when I first started college. I had no motivation to do better and I eventually dropped out. I also hated school as a kid, so I never did well in school.

Talk to your professors, ask for help early, and put in the effort because you want to. I can't stress how important it is to talk to your professors and TAs. It's good to know who is teaching you.

You took classes online, which might make you think it isn't as impressive, but online classes can be difficult if you don't have time management. You do need to have focus, so be proud of yourself. I'm proud of you!

You'll do fine back on main, you just need to keep that focus. I graduated with a 3.8, and getting to wear that medal of distinction meant a lot to a previously shitty student. I know you can pick up.

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