u/Good_Caterpillar944

Hi! Looking to book 1-2 nights at FS Nashville 6/28. Am I able to book through United and then have a PP take over the reservation to get the perks? Thanks!

Title.
yup. Failed my last course I needed to graduate. I was already repeating a course and my program only lets you repeat once before kicking you out of the program.
I honestly put my all into this course. Studying 30 hours a week. Office ours every week. Tutoring. You name it. The professor was just brutal and so reluctant to help. I’m pretty sure the class only has a 60% pass rate.
I just don’t know what to do. 4 years wasted it seems like.

I already looked into transferring but didn’t realize that most school will only let your transfer a certain amount of credits.

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also wanted to add some context. I struggled severely with my mental health all throughout college. This was definitely a factor. My department was not willing to provide any resources at all. Last semester I was hospitalized after having si and was told by a faculty member that the department saw me as an “inconvenience”.

So please correct me if I’m wrong.
I really was expecting our realtor to educate us, and walk us through the best steps for the process of buying a house. I was hoping we would get to sit down and tell the realtor what we wanted and they would help us from there.
But nope.
I feel like I am constantly googling and teaching myself, and going in completely blind to each house we see. I’m constantly looking at Zillow for houses to go see, but I thought the realtor would be looking for houses for us.
We put in an offer on a house and the realtor was no help at all on what to put in the actual offer, and it was us bringing up what we wanted (sellers covering closing costs, inspection, etc.) And then I feel like our realtor gets mad at us for not knowing how this all works (I’m 22 and a first time homeowner). Is this just a bad realtor or is this normal?