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What are some good and bad reasons for giving up a course?

In my opinion, On the one hand, situations haven't got meaning. Good and bad are labels to which we attach them. Maybe, giving up a course for not having a good mood ends up in a positive change in one person, and for another one, it ends up in bad happens.

On the other hand, Sometimes a reason is completely justifiable to a person while the same reason is just an excuse for another one because people have different abilities for managing their problems, relationships, financial situation, or even, health.

The worst thing to do is to compare ourselves with others' abilities or whatever is common and acceptable in society. This path makes us just blame ourselves, and it ends with bad feelings about ourselves.

I'm usually, but not always, honest with myself. I'm trying to do my best, but I have accepted I'm not perfect. If I make a mistake or a bad choice, I will forgive myself and let myself keep on the way with a good feeling. It's the only way I can go on and be better than before whenever I have been able to treat like this about my mistake, everything has gone in my favor.

Probably lack of motivation, laziness, conflict of schedule, financial problems or could be due to illness, there are so many reasons behind dropping out a course and it entirely depends on every individual. The good part of dropping out a course is you get time to think what is more important and focus on the courses that your interested in, the downside of it is heavy workload by next semester.

One good reason for giving up a course, is that the family need is greater. One bad reason for giving up a course, is lack of interest.

Firstly I write bad reason to giving up the course.
For the vacation is very bad to giving important course.
Attend party, marriage ceremony and for going to cinema is bad reason
Good reason,,
Health problems, anyone in this have not Full immune system so if someone is health damage then surely take a rest

I don`t think it has the reason or justification to give up from something... Maybe if the reason is health problem... I know doesn`t matter how difficult is something "I can; I must to do; I will be better after that". In my country we tell: "I'm scratching with teeth and nails to do my goal"
Everything depends of purpose, maybe and education...

If you can't attend to class or you can't study due to important thing for example a sickness, it is justifiable. but if you give up a course for reasons like going to vacation, it is bad.

Well, some of the convincing reasons for giving up a course would be a) mandatory extra shifts/ over-time at work and, hence, paucity of time and inability to juggle with demanding workplace and college studies, b) sudden illness of a family member/ a parent and the need to be around them more than usual, thus, the college studies likely to suffer, and therefore, giving up one course during the present semester would allow me more time to dedicate to current family responsibilities, etc. Some of the lame or not-so-convincing reasons for giving up a module would be a) the schedule for this course clashes with my workout timing which I had decided with a bunch of my gym mates and I cannot let down my buddies for the sake of attending classes for this module, etc.

Well, there are soooo many reasons to give up your study. I personally know most of them )) Tick off your fingers: laziness, bad mood, horrible weather, a warm bed, hangover etc. Just kidding, of course, there are lots of honest reasons to leave the course: money needs and, as result, lack of time due to the work. Another serious reason is a disease. Some people just can't continue to study because of their own or relative's illness. I knew some guys who gave up their studies because they suddenly realize they wanted to study something different. Maybe they weren't confident about their educational choice for a while and finally decided not to continue these senseless efforts.

During my college years, I did not attend one or two classes due to my bad mood or lazy thoughts, but I never wanted to give up this course. Now I don't give up a course because of mood or any little matters. If I have to give up a course because of some more important things, I will try my best to catch up with it later.

There are many reasons for giving up a course: a same reason can be good for someone and bad for other, because it depends on personal conditions or situations.