text: i have a problem with a teacher!? im a collage student i finished 70 credits, and my gpa is 4.2/ 5 there is a course that im taking which im really getting bad marks in it, so i went to the teacher to withdraw the course during the withdraw period, she told me dont worry ill help and ill give you extra work and bounce,but dont w/draw but unfortunately she didnt do anything,, i went to her so many times asking for what she promised but she didnt! then the withdraw period was finished, i went to the dean office and i told the dean that she didnt do what she promised me to ,didnt allow me to withdraw now i want to withdraw it even if the withdraw period is finished, the dean said that i can withdraw the course but the teacher said,, no your r c+ dont worry ull be fine,, ysterday i had my grade.. she gave me 62%.. now i made a huge problem in the adminstatrion about it !! tell me what do u think what should i do, they say im not able to withdraw the course,, i told them that she promised, and told me that im c+ ! i had a similar problem during my first master's degree. i have straight a's for it, except for one c, in an "elective." there was a professor who didn't give us information on how we were doing until the day before the official allowable withdrawl date, then encouraged us to re-write our test and gave out better grades for it rather than withdraw. however, he had a thing against people from my particular major, and after stringing us along gave me (oh joy) the highest grade from my department.... a c. the other students got d's and f's. however, people giving similar responses from other departments got a's and b's. after this, my department changed it's recommended electives for my type of degree to a similar course taught elsewhere. my department head, after reviewing my situation, accepted the course for the elective credit needed toward my degree (the policy for a master's level was an a or b only) so that i could just move on and not worry about it. i still feel awfully annoyed, though.  if you have copies of your work, and your professor's comments on them, take it to your department head or college dean, and ask them to look into the situation.