suspended?!?!?
Mt sim did all his homework and everything on time went to class on time and he failed all his classes but one. He got a C in one and now on academic probation! His GF who was a NPC at frist moved in ...
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"SimsLady2000;c-17829040" wrote:
Try selecting Take Notes when your sims are in their class. Kind of the same thing you can do when they are at work and you can select "work hard" to get a raise faster. Your sims need to be at least level 7 in the skills needed for the class for them to ace it. I usually use the teen period to build those up. If you need tips for this pack, go here:
https://www.carls-sims-4-guide.com/expansionpacks/discoveruniversity/
Which is why picking a distinguished degree is such a good idea, if you have enough skills to pass for one of those, you probably have a skill of 4 or so in the required skill already and will probably ace already first year.
So it all boils down to... if you have played the Sim since a teen, make up your mind and before reaching YA and they will easily be ahead of the game just by having a skill of 3 or higher just by you making them prepared. You want an artist? make your teen paint a little.
If it's your starter Sim, don't apply to UNI until you have grinded a skill or two up to 4 or more.
