How can I tell my parents about being dropped?

Question

I think I'm gonna have to leave college because my grades aren't up to snuff. This same situation happened last yr, I worked on my lifestyle, grew as a man, became responsible in terms of sleep habits, work habits, and getting help and advising on tough assignments, and things haven't changed in terms of grades. Cs and Ds still.

So, it happened a year ago, I changed and bettered myself, and it happened again. What can I say when my parents come by tomorrow to pick me up to move all the stuff out? The truth will have to come forth, but the disappointment and anger will be HUGE. How can I handle the likely situation?

Reichert-713: Last year, as a freshman, I had to go through the appeals process and I was part of the small minority let back in. I can do that again and try it, but it'll be MUCH MUCH harder the second time in a row. I can take a yr or so off and try to go back, but as far as fees go, it's expensive and I don't get scholarships (bad grades and all) so it's covered by my parents and what little money I can scrap together. That basically is to say that it'll be harder from the school's end, and on my family's end to justify me going back for a 3rd try.

Answer 1

Honesty will be the best; tell them the truth. If you changed and then reverted to your old ways then that was your choice. I wouldn't expect them to be all happy for you. If you are honest and say - this was my choice, my decision, what I did, I own up to it and am not looking for you to fix it or make it your problem then there is not much they can do as far as make you feel any worse than you already (?) do. Do you know FOR SURE the school wont let you back in?

Answer 2

LIke a man..just tell them and accept the consequences.

Answer 3

Tell them the same facts you just wrote up their in the details to your questions. They sound pretty good to me.

Answer 4

dont make it sudden just take it slowly and easy