What happens if you fail in English at High School?

Answer 1

Well, failing out of college does not mean college is now out of the question. You most likely failed, not because of lack of ability, but because of lack of will. If a college education is what you really want you can do it. However, you will not do it if you do not have a specific vision which is a clearly articulated picture of the future you intend to create for yourself. It's a passion for what you want to do. You have to acquire that vision first (a dream). Search for that dream, then you can start at a community college to strengthen your grades. While there, see a career adviser who can help you find that vision.

Lastly, remember this. No one is a failure. Failure is an event, not a person. It's something that happens. You evidently did, or did not do something that led to a failure event, but that does not mean you are a failure. You just need to find your dream. Once you do that, you will be fine. Do not give up on it.

Answer 2

You should probably learn to spell college first before attempting any further formal education; in the UK you wouldn't be able to get into a reputable University without basic spelling, punctuation and grammar.

Answer 3

If you fail your gcse you will have to do it again but even than if you still dont pass it which i beleive that not many do because the main reason why students fail their gcse is because their lack of effort into the work and they also muck about like they will live like that for the rest of their lives i have personally experienced this situation back in 2001 and i had do do it all over again this time i never used to muck about or not study because then i realized i will not have a job now i am currently working as a manager in morrisons my message to all the people who think that they will fail they gvse is that dont be afraid be calm and get overbit will to do it again

Answer 4

It is not like a bomb going off. (Except for parents that may have a blow out to release some steam).

It is however not the end of the world. You can try the subject again, but after a certain age it will start to cost you more money in order to get it right.

A fail will in general send a message to your future employer.

Employers would like hard working employees. Good grades is an indication of hard working students. Hard working students have normally no problems getting a job after school.

Answer 5

you don't go to college. if you make any C's in high school there's a really good chance you won't go to college or you won't get into a good college and you will have to go to a community college.

Answer 6

If you score low, you do have to option to take it again. If the SAT still remains low, and the four year college or university requires a higher score than you received, you can start at a community college, do well, and transfer later to the four year institution.

Answer 7

Improve your grades by studying that subject harder in the next quarter of the school year. Make sure you give more time and effort in your schoolwork.

Answer 8

You may not be considered for admission by colleges and universities, and probably even companies and corporations. However, very few if any people completely fail their GCSE's.

Answer 9

You don’t go collage