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u/Transfer_27 · 2 pointsr/CollegeTransfer

You'll absolutely be able to turn it around, make sure you take this time to really perfect time management. I overloaded myself one semester and had a pretty subpar semester, but the following semester, I took only two courses (one being an intermediate math course I had failed) in order to really figure out how to manage the coursework. Surprisingly, switching from a part time job to a full time job that had a set schedule made it so much easier to manage my time and I've been getting A's ever since (though I've kept it at 9 units with full time work).

Some tips that helped me:

-YouTube channel: thomas frank
-This book: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/0767922719/ref=ppx_yo_mob_b_inactive_ship_o0_img?ie=UTF8&psc=1

-I started writing down my assignment due dates in my phone calendar as well as the tasks I needed to work on daily. This way if I didnt complete everything I needed to do, it would go on the next days list. This prevented procrastination and kept me consciously thinking about my assignments with less stress. (I.e for my poli sci class I knew I needed to read one chapter by the end of the week, but I'd break it up by reading a few pages a day)
-tutoring, but only once I had tried to work through the problems myself

I turned in my UC applications, and my TAG to Davis has already been accepted. The UC process is holistic and so as long as you improve from now on you'll be able to explain the bad grades and how you improved them. You've recognized you need to make a change and taken accountability and that's the first step in the right direction!