Do you recall failing any particular class/course when you were in school? If so, did you repeat it until you passed or did you move on to another?

Never failed any.

I don't think I ever failed anything. If I did, I know I never repeated it.

Mmmnope.

Geometry in high school. And I was so done with it!

I guess you can say I failed high school as a whole when I dropped out. But while in class, yea there were classes I never received credit for due to lack of attendance.

I have not failed any course so far.

I failed junior year english and went to summer school for two weeks. I only failed because the teacher gave me a 60 on my research paper because she did not like my subject matter. We had to write about a controversial topic, and she did not like my view of the subject.

In college I failed psychology... but it was really because I could not get to class. My work schedule changed and i took a better teacher. Wound up with an A the second time around

wants2laugh wrote:

... I only failed because the teacher gave me a 60 on my research paper because she did not like my subject matter. We had to write about a controversial topic, and she did not like my view of the subject.

Maybe English teachers are like that. I used to play mine in HS. My grades were hi enuf to loose a few points now and then with oral presentations that I knew she would hate the subject. Then I would give a talk on something that tickled her romantic mindset and my grades would go back up.

I never failed anything, but the lowest overall grade I ever got was a D+ in Statistics, back in college. Everyone in the class got D's, though--the instructor was terrible. He had such a thick Texas drawl, that you could never understand if he was saying "Test" or "Text", so we'd go home and read the textbook, then come in the next day and be given a test instead. Try to meet with the guy for extra help--not a chance. He was never in his office during the hours he had listed on the syllabus, so we all muddled through it.

I managed to learn Stats on my own over the years, as it's a main part of the lab math I do on a daily basis, and what goes around comes around; I'm teaching statistics to my class coming up this fall! Just some basic stuff, though--only the parts they need to function in the lab.

I sat through a full semester and did absolutely nothing in Applied Chemistry. So I failed. Then they wanted me to take the 2nd semester in a study hall, but to get my diploma I had to have one semester of chemistry. So I said I'd stay in the class, they said I couldn't possibly pass the 2nd semester having failed the first. But I did pass it and got my diploma that June.

I did fail one class in college, I don't remember what it was though, it might've been microeconomics. The professor thought that we were cheating and gave me lower grades than my brother whose answers were almost always the same as mine but he got a higher grade every time.

I failed Trig and no I didn't repeat the course. I never repeated anything I failed that wasn't mandatory.

Oh wait, I forgot about college. Thought you were talking about secondary school. Okay, I did fail an English Lit class, but I don't count that cause I only failed because I didn't go to class. I mean, I literally didn't go. I had a 98 average when my attendance went down the drain. I took it over and passed with a 94. And I did fail Calculus. Same scenario.

Intro to Microsoft Excel LOL. It was so easy I forgot I was taking it and missed a few tests.

Chris wrote:

Do you recall failing any particular class/course when you were in school?

A bunch of 'em.

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If so, did you repeat it until you passed or did you move on to another?

Only the ones I had to.