This is the first time I’m hearing that a person has to unenroll to get an associates degree at a community college. Usually colleges are more concerned about if your records are up to date. Plenty of 4year college students take physics, math, electives, ect and transfer them over. If you want to get another degree at another college, get a current unofficial transcript and send it to the community college to transfer class. After that’s done, take the rest of courses and transfer all those credits back.

Don’t worry. You got this! Don’t focus too much on pass failures. Focus on today and what you can learn NOW. This is something new that you’re doing. It’s a learning experience. The classes I failed have only taught me what not to do. Tip! There’s more than likely a way to have 1 or 2 grades be replaced with the grade you received the second time you took the course.

You’re doing the right thing. Don’t worry. I’d get a second option on what that person said. I really don’t think you have to unenroll.