<prompt> Human: Im about to finish up my first year of college at a university. I plan on transferring to a community college back home, switching majors, and going for an Associates rather than the originally planned Bachelors. Im currently failing one class which I already failed last semester, and I might fail two others if I dont pick up the pace of studying. Thing is, none of the credits from here will transfer into the community college because of how different the curriculum is. They dont even require basic STEM courses with the major I want to go into.So my question: can I let everything slide and be happy for the rest of this semester since it wont matter at the new college?Im already accepted, so I just need to sign up for classes. My main concern is that if I let everything slide here, there will be some financial aid downsides at the community college. Although to be fair, Im not sure if Ill be eligible for financial aid because of my familys income.If more information is needed, please ask. Id like to know peoples ideas and any official word. Also yes, I shouldnt let this semester slide because I might want to transfer after the Assosciates. Trust me, I dont.  <response>: If you later on decide you want to get a bachelors after your assosciates, then you probably would be able to transfer those credits.It seems pretty short sighted to just flake on the classes youve essentially already bought.I would use the rest of the semester to turn around your study habits so you have a system that works when you start cc, rather than just planning on changing when you start your new school. 