Even if you get all A grades for your last three quarters, it is only about 45 credits out of about 180 you need, and the mathematical possibilities are not in your favor.

I worked my fingers to the bone, got 3.5-4.0 for the last 2 years of college, and got my GPA to 2.9. I was really sad because I figured I wouldn’t get into grad school. But when I went to talk to them, they interviewed me, not my GPA. And, they based my entrance on maintaining a high GPA for the last two years, not my whole college career.

Funny thing was that I went a summer quarter after graduating and figured it would pull me up the rest of the way to a 3.0. Instead, they started over again. So I finally had a 3.5.

knock yourself out and overachieve these last 3 quarters and let those grades do your talking. Otherwise, transfer to another school. sometimes they don’t count the grades from the first school in the new institution’s GPA

good luck

Just work ahead of your work. Tell your friends “not now, later” and make sure you have everything down before the test. It’s difficult at first, but once you get your A’s you’ll want to study more.