Frustrated with My College Course Situation and Feeling Lost
The story
No one seams to understand how frustrating it is to be enfold onto a course you've all ready done and unfortunately did not pass and to be re inrolld onto it bit not to be aloud to do any of the work so you are sitting in a classroom for an hour doing nothing learning nothing.
To be told you are going to be kicked out of you can not finds a mother course. but you should not be in the situation in the fist please as it's there own cult for in rolling you onto the same course again.
but they keep telling you if you don't finds a course you will be kicked out .
But since I started at that college I haven't felt like it was the right fit as I've always struggled with the work they gave me since day 1 and I am left in limbo untill they or I find I different course tht is a good fit for me .
but I don't know if I actually want to continue going to that college if I'm feeling like this.
I am already look into other college and possible jobs I can do.
As I have to take into account that I have Adhd a middle learning disability and knee issues.
both me and my mum as sent the college emails explaining how I have been feeling lately.
Any thought or tipps Wellcome.
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Man, that sounds like a real mess. College should be a place where you actually get to learn and grow, not sit around doing nothing; seems like they're totally mismanaging the situation. Maybe it's time to look at other options if it’s been a struggle from the start - your mental health and future are way more important than sticking with something that's clearly not working! Have you talked with any advisors outside of those at your college? They might have some fresh perspectives or ideas for other courses or schools.
sounds like quite the mess they've got you in... you'd think they would have a better system for handling course enrollments, especially if you've already been through one unsuccessfully; my thoughts? maybe cutting your losses and looking into other options like different colleges or vocational paths might be worth it. with ADHD and those knee issues, finding something more accommodating could make a world of difference for you 🙂
I wonder if finding a new course could solve this issue?
Yeah, maybe exploring different choices can help clear things up.
Sounds like a mess, honestly. But come on, if you didn't pass the first time, maybe it's not just the college's fault? I'm not saying they've handled it well, but it's important to take some responsibility too; there's blame on both sides here. You need a course that actually supports your needs and challenges you in a good way. Forget them if they're not listening! Keep looking at other colleges or job options that understand ADHD and your knee issues better. Good luck! 🙂
It's baffling that they would enroll you in the same course without any plan to actually support your learning this time around; it almost feels like they're setting you up to just spin your wheels there.
That sounds like a tough spot. Have you considered discussing this issue with an educational therapist or counselor who specializes in ADHD? They might be able to provide insights tailored to your needs, especially given the college's lack of flexibility. It's good you're already exploring other schools and jobs; sometimes, the environment just isn't conducive to what we need☝️
That sounds incredibly frustrating, being stuck in a course without the opportunity to actually engage and learn. 😫 Sometimes colleges just drop the ball on these things and it leaves students like you caught in a bind. Taking control and exploring other paths may be the best route if you're feeling out of place there; have you been able to chat with any peers who might have gone through something similar? They could offer support or tips on what worked for them!
maybe the college can help?
sounds like they're really dropping the ball 😅 i get it, being stuck in a loop with no progress would drive anyone nuts. you shouldn't be held back by their mistakes when you're ready to move forward. maybe it's time to push harder for a solution that actually addresses your needs and consider speaking directly with someone higher up about them messing up? you deserve an education that works for your situation, especially considering those extra challenges like ADHD and knee issues... don't settle for less!
Back in high school, I found myself stuck in a repetitive cycle with a subject that just wasn’t clicking for me, and it only started to get better when I took the leap and switched schools entirely.
I can definitely relate to being stuck in a situation that just feels wrong from the get-go. It's crazy how institutions sometimes seem to miss the point of education, right?! Sitting in a class without actually engaging or learning is counterproductive, especially when you have conditions like ADHD that require tailored support; A friend of mine had a similar experience and ended up finding an apprenticeship program better suited for their learning style and physical needs (they should really offer more practical paths). You might want to explore non-traditional educational structures or vocational tracks that can properly accommodate your circumstances while fostering real growth.
Have you talked to a guidance counselor about your situation? They might have some advice or at least another perspective for you.
why didnt u talk to them first bout this seems weird
yo it sucks that you're stuck like that but im wondering hav u tried talking with other students or a teacher for advise maybe they could help u out with options or something like that idk
It's truly exasperating being trapped in a repetitive cycle due to their administrative error. How's it even logical to re-enroll you without addressing the underlying issues that prevented success initially?!? This situation reeks of institutional negligence and lack of insight; makes my blood boil to be honest. Seems like they’re more interested in ticking enrollment boxes than actually empowering students like you who face real challenges such as ADHD and physical conditions. Really hope your efforts with the emails stir some action, but if not, don't settle for incompetence!
i totally feel you. they're supposed to support us. i think it's worth finding a place that addresses your needs better.
It sounds like there's a lot of frustration from not being listened to by the college. Maybe try speaking directly to an advisor who can do something?
i agree, been there too when my classes got messed up!