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Hello, I'm going to fail a first-year university course ( but it's non-math ); how badly is this going to affect my math grad school prospects? Would I still be able to get into good graduate math programs as reasonable possibilities? ( i.e., not under the condition "just get 100% on every course from now on ). My other first year grades are ( 89, 70, 75, 83, 80[expecting], 78-80[expecting] ) all marks are semester marks except the 80 is a full year mark. I did poorly this year because I tried juggling work and school -- it didn't work out. I also slacked off a lot, but I've changed my ways ( although a bit too late to save this year ). I know that I will do well next year ( I'm studying through different math books on my own time and I've completed most of the problems on my own (Calculus by Spivak and Advanced Linear Algebra by Steven Roman, I've also done some problems from Calculus on Manifolds ) )
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