Probation and suspension

Thank you Chazzy. Maybe I have to look into my skill levels for the classes I'm taking.

I hope this is a bug and that it will be fixed.

It's probably your skill level for that particular class. I think anything 6 and over will allow them to pass. Anything under they will fail. Do classwork early and try to do the presentation and term paper before the semester is over.

"vessme;c-17371961" wrote:

"JAYSIMMS2004;c-17371388" wrote:
It's probably your skill level for that particular class. I think anything 6 and over will allow them to pass. Anything under they will fail. Do classwork early and try to do the presentation and term paper before the semester is over.

Thanks for the tip about the skill level. I’ll try again. My sim is suspended once again. I gotta do something better next time.

I just finished one term with horrible grades and the other with A+ the only difference between both was studying and paying attention or taking notes in class. So now besides homework, I also have my sim study at least 2 hours on each class, by either getting up early before class or the night before. Hope that helps! BTW, you can use your laptop to study in the uni menu.

It happened to me. But I think my issue was that I play between households. And in doing so the household that I wasn't playing, that sim (Mom) would be put on probation then suspended. Even though I would go to that sim(mom) to make sure her homework/studies were completed. I would then go to the sim (the daughter) living by campus to have her experience tge campus life. I'm guessing since I wasn't playing my other sim (Mom) when she needed to go to school is why she was put on probation and then suspended! Totally Sucks!!!

@Purplebutterfly:
Even guides aren't always right.
Rotational play is totally possible with DU.
You just have to take care to switch households on Friday before 18.00 p. m. (I personally switch households at 17.59 p. m.), that way you will be able to actively play a whole semester (provided you enroll directly after you switched households). You can also stay until Saturday when your Sim graduates to attend the ceremony and switch households directly afterwards, provided that you don't switch to a household you'd wish to enroll for the first time afterwards (time will be too short for that).

omg yesssss! i was just about to make a thread about it lol. I am extremely frustrated right now over it. I had my sim quit her job for second term after she failed 2/4 classes first term and was put on academic probation only to be suspended second term. and i made sure she did the homework after every class and her presentation board and term papers were all outstanding.

I have not had a sims graduate from uni cause of that problem and mine stay on the same degree for their whole life and it's annoying me! what should i do?

would have been really great if they had addressed this issue in the latest patch :(

"JAYSIMMS2004;c-17371388" wrote:
It's probably your skill level for that particular class. I think anything 6 and over will allow them to pass. Anything under they will fail. Do classwork early and try to do the presentation and term paper before the semester is over.

Thanks for the tip about the skill level. I’ll try again. My sim is suspended once again. I gotta do something better next time.