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I never passed my maths GCSE but I still got into uni.

I failed math. Don't let it get you down, OP.

I just barely passed math and science my first 2 years of high school.

Didn't fail a class, but when I changed schools I decided to repeat a year.
Or else I would have probably failed the next class.
It was a good decision.

I barely made it through high school with a whole lot of D's. I'm relatively smart, just an underachiever who was struggling with undiagnosed ADHD.

2 years out of high school and I've failed 2 community college classes and withdrew from 1 because I was having such a shitty time with depression and anxiety that I just stopped showing up to class.

I took a semester off, started going to a psychologist, was diagnosed with adhd, anxiety and depression and spent some time trying to get my head in the right place. It was a night and day difference when I went back, and for the most part no one holds my past grades against me.

There's tons of circumstances that could've caused you to fail those classes, and I'm willing to bet it's not because you're stupid. Not saying you should make a bunch of excuses for yourself, but don't let it continually weigh down on you. One thing I noticed was no matter how poorly my work ethic was reflected in my grades, most people (adults mainly) never defined me by my grades. Anyone worth your time will see past that because in the big picture, grades really all that important.

Just try your best to pick yourself up. If you're having other problems that are interfering with your work, see what you can do about having them taken care of.

>>10079
yep, in H.S., retook them in summer school and got 95's on both (math and english)

then I flunked out of my first yr of college, not for bad grades, but for having over 6 absences in each class both semesters, reapplied to a new school and have been getting A's ever since

moral of the story, you can make up for it

Kek, I failed like all my classes, it's not a big deal. You live you learn, then you improve. Don't be a baby about it; just do better next time. You're life isn't over, you're only in the 9th grade. You gotta lot of time.

(btw, I failed almost all of my classes 7th-10th grade, and still managed to graduate with honors. Don't bring yourself down man.)

High school, no. College, a few.

Also it kind of disturbs me that a high school freshman is posting on this site… I imagine most of us are 20 or older.

>>10122
You're not alone, anon. Fellow 20+ here, I think it's a bit disturbing too.

>>10122
I'm 15.

>>10107
OP here and i also struggle with ADHD and anxiety and depression so i know how you feel anon.
also thanks for the other anons for your support! i felt lonely but i'm glad i'm not alone

no. I am literally perfect.

you sound stupid.

>>10138
>>10135
Stop samefagging, dumbass

>>10126
r u hot

stupid fucking children. get off the internet and do your homework, you lil shit.

I'm also in 9th grade going to 10th I failed geography and English so ehhh

Man I'm so close to being done with my AA soon (going for a BFA) , but with three of them being math I'm fucked. I've failed the prep math class (twice) to get into college algebra,and if I fail it a third time I gotta take it at another college. Man I'm a fucking artist/getting a BFA so I can teach, and have money I dont need fucking math.


I feel really fucking dumb too because of it, Have A's in all my other courses.

I failed all of sixth and seventh grade.
It's okay, OP.

I failed algebra and chemistry in high school in my sophomore year and failed physiology and another algebra in college. I suck at anything with numbers. I keep having to take the retard prep math classes because I've moved states 3 times in the last 2 years and those credits never transfer. I'm just an English major.

>>10333
Uh, how old are you? Please don't say 13.

>>10162
you sound stupid

>>10155
no because 15 years old girls aren't hot, anon

>>10126
diff anon, also 15, probably going to fail my science gcses next year but the job that i'm 98% likely to get into doesn't exactly involve the highest qualifications