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n a student happens to fail a class, he or she will have to pay for the class again. In an event that falling might happen the student could also lose a scholarship, or any funding that they have obtained for their college tuition. If a student happens to drop a class they must do so before the class starts, to avoid a charge. If a student drops a class after starting, withing the first week they are still liable for 25 percent of the tuition. When a student drops a class after the firshaving to repeat the class, and lengthening the time to complete your degree. Also, financial responsibilities will get believe that if I do, this will enable an “is okay, because I have”, and I don't want to fall in that comfort zone. My academic degree is a very strong commitment for me, I am involved financially, personally, and emotionally with my degree. This is what gives me the strength to continue and to do inancial responsibilities if I fail this class would be to take care of the bill that I would occur with the 

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