u/rayhanh248

Senior here. I got admitted to the Verto global pathway and I’ve accepted it, but my grades are slipping like crazy. I genuinely have a 20 in my religious classes (going through some personal issues with religion), and I just got a 75 on my AP chem test. My chem final grade should still be okay, like an A- probably, but my religious classes will definitely be Cs. I’m trying but it’s so hard to push through senior year. Im so burnt out.

If it matters, my more important classes are okay. I finished my dual enrollment discrete math, computer science, and world lit classes in the fall with As. I also just finished both my dual enrollment linear algebra and calc 3 classes with an A.

My major is Math + Computing by the way, but I don’t think it matters since I’ll declare it after the pathway is over.

I was recently offered the global transfer pathway through Verto Education but I’m facing a massive issue. The requirements say I need to take 2 semesters of math, but their only options are Quantitative Reasoning, College Algebra, Pre-calculus, Calculus I, Calculus II, and Elementary Statistics. Thing is I’ve already taken precalc, calc 1, and calc 2 through dual enrollment courses (and algebra in like 9th grade). That leaves quant reasoning and stats, but on the verto website it says stats only satisfies the math requirement for business majors (my major is in the college of computing). So do I have to retake a math class? I would really hate to retake calculus 2 when I did it last year and I literally just finished calculus THREE with a 100%.

I know I know I know on gtechs website it says students who have been offered transfer pathways must take the courses after high school graduation, but there has to be some sort of exception that can be made right? Georgia Tech is my absolute dream school, and I seriously would hate sitting down in a class and relearning what i finished years ago. What should I do? Who should I email to fix this? Have they made exceptions to this sort of thing before?