How bad does one W look?

[AnotherKD]

So you're not dropping a couple of classes down to 12 credits? Because you have a low GPA at a community college?

You're asking if a "W" on your transcript is a big deal, yet you're saying how it's nothing to drop a few courses in your other thread.

http://www.greekchat.com/gcforums/sh...d.php?t=110177

You've got a lot of questions on this forum about your GPA and classes. MAAAAAAYYYYYYYBE you should focus on your classes, or otherwords, why you're in school in the first place. Then you can worry about your social life.

[ThetaPrincess24]

I'm not sure how it is at all universities, but I'll go out on a limb and say that the school receives your transcripts that show everything when you transfer in. The greek life office will verify you are a student, your GPA, and credit hours. I would find it strange (and upsetting for privacy issues) for every sorority chapter to have a hold of an official transcript. Thus, sororities arent going to see or know that you have a W on your transcript unless YOU tell them during recruitment.

But in having stated the above, if you are worried about your grades or dropping classes you need to focus on your classes and your GPA. Getting an education is why you go to college, not to join a sorority. Sorority membership is a means to enhance the college experience.

[Kappamd]

Originally Posted by AnotherKD

So you're not dropping a couple of classes down to 12 credits? Because you have a low GPA at a community college?

You're asking if a "W" on your transcript is a big deal, yet you're saying how it's nothing to drop a few courses in your other thread.

http://www.greekchat.com/gcforums/sh...d.php?t=110177

You've got a lot of questions on this forum about your GPA and classes. MAAAAAAYYYYYYYBE you should focus on your classes, or otherwords, why you're in school in the first place. Then you can worry about your social life.

You can drop a class without it showing up as a withdrawal, as long as you do it before a set date (at least you could at my university).

But really, I agree with the bolded quote above. You need to seriously rethink your priorities.