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what happens to the F???

if i get an F in 1 semester and i do the same course again in some other semster, what happens to the initial F? what also happens to my GPA and CGPA?

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neniaf

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Usually, the F stays on the transcript, so it remains visible, but the grade is replaced by the new one (you can’t get credit for the same class more than once, so they can only add one – the later – grade into your GPA.
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chimichanga
The F stays there for the class you failed and also the one you made up for in the next or in a later semester. You just have another grade for that same class. Your GPA will reflect the current semester and also the cumulative will take in the class you failed also.
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mj69catz
For your GPA, it should be figured in. Hopefully if you took it twice, you got a MUCH higher grade the second time.

For example, in calculus one semester I got an F — needed a C to get into engineering school, so I took it again, got a B+ — Both grades were figured into my average.

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Brad H
This depends on the school. Read your student handbook (or similar) or visit the Registrar’s Office and ask. At some schools they can be removed provided appropriate paperwork is completed, but at others, they cannot.
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Sarah
go to your schools registrars office. they will be able to tell you what happens at your school when you replace an f and if there is a way to expunge it from your record.

good luck!

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