quick3silver asked:


First, let me tell you that this issue is quite complicated. I’m still a student and I used to study BSBA Management in a Government school, but because of my 3 failed grades (Accounting 2, Computer 1 and PE4) I have decided to transfer to a private school with a slightly different course, BSBA Marketing. I just recently found in my new school that they weren’t officialy offering the MKTG course. Due to course availability, I shifted my course to a BS in Information Technology, You can understand the complications, can’t you? Now my issue(s) are: How can that failed grades be removed from the TOR? Can I start a brand new course not crediting the old subjects I took up so records can be refreshed? I’m hoping a kind answer from a registrar or someone who knows how it works. Thank you and take care.

Sabrina asked:


Private vs Public Schools Of the first-year students in a certain college, it is known that 40% attended private secondary schools and 60% attended public schools. The registrar reports that 30% of all students who attended private schools maintain an A average in their first year at college and that 29% of all first-year students had an A average. At the end of the year, one student is chosen at random from the class. If the student has an A average, what is the conditional probability that the student attended a private school?.]

Sabrina asked:


Private vs Public Schools Of the first-year students in a certain college, it is known that 40% attended private secondary schools and 60% attended public schools. The registrar reports that 30% of all students who attended private schools maintain an A average in their first year at college and that 29% of all first-year students had an A average. At the end of the year, one student is chosen at random from the class. If the student has an A average, what is the conditional probability that the student attended a private school?.]