Should I just drop out of college if I keep getting C grades for my classes that are part of my major?

[Anonymous]

It's frustrating because I have serious credit card debt outside of school (and I'm currently working a job to pay that off and afford to even go to school) and I'm a STEM major where it requires serious life dedication to even get good grades on important classes. For the past couple of years, I've been getting mostly Cs because I never have enough time to put more work and effort to do better due to work and occasional family problems. It sure as hell doesn't help that a C hurts your GPA, which makes it extremely difficult to get any internships that demand at least a 3.0 minimum.

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[JacobRogers]

College isn't that big of a deal, but you need to be thinking of ways to make money. If you don't like working for other people you need to become an entrepreneur. If you don't think something is done right, invent your own way to do it. Humans only got to where we are one way, by using our BRAIN.

[AviatorTom]

If you're getting C's (or lower) because you don't understand what's being taught, then you are in the wrong major. You should either change majors or drop out of college.

If you understand what's going on and your grades are low because you don't have the time to do homework, extra projects, etc. because you're too busy outside classes, that's another problem that you need to address.

[Anonymous]

Sit long and hard and ask yourself will you regret dropping out