Where best can one learn c,c++ from?

If i messed up at one cc can i make it up at another?

• I am planning on going to another cc with course for my major that my current cc doesnt have. Is it okay for me to make up the grades at the cc i want to go to or I have to make it up first before transferring to another cc

• Answer:

  It's usually much, much better to retake the classes at the same community college because of how GPAs are calculated. Most community colleges will allow any courses with a grade below C- to be retaken with the new grade replacing the old one, up to a certain number of units. If you transfer to a different community college and retake the courses, your new grade will be averaged with the old one, which dramatically lowers your GPA. So let's say you have 4 courses where you received 2 D's and 2 F's. If you retake those courses and get A's in all four, then you'll have a 4.0 GPA for them. But if you transfer to another community college and get the same 4 A's in those courses, your GPA will be 2.25. Those low grades will weigh down your GPA for any school that you transfer to. The only exception is if the new university has an "academic renewal" policy that allows whole semesters to be ignored, but there are usually many requirements to do this, where the semesters have to be at least 5 years old, your current GPA is less than 2.0 because of the prior semesters, and a limitation of the number of semesters that can be renewed. For example, here's a link to the academic renewal policy at Cal State LA: http://www.calstatela.edu/academic/registrar/records.php#renewal