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Like I stated previously I dropped my chemistry 65 during the spring 2016 semester. I’m currently retaking the course at my community college for the summer session which happens to be a 5 week course. I currently contact the admissions and they told me I could retake a course during the summer session especially since chemistry is one of my major requirements. However, I just wanted to let the admission office to know that I’m really trying my best to succeed at this course and to be able to attend UCLA.

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