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    Can The College Student Do Whatever He Wants

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    The college student is responsible for failing a class because they must balance schoolwork with other responsibilities like work, family, and friends. This affirms Sartre's principle of responsibility for oneself, as the student freely made their own choices but must accept the consequences. It also affirms responsibility for others, as the student's actions impact others. Failing a class can have lasting negative effects, but this can be avoided by reflecting on why they failed and improving study strategies when retaking the class. An important lesson is that freedom and responsibility go hand in hand - freedom requires taking responsibility for one's actions.

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    The college student is responsible for failing a class because they must balance schoolwork with other responsibilities like work, family, and friends. This affirms Sartre's principle of responsibility for oneself, as the student freely made their own choices but must accept the consequences. It also affirms responsibility for others, as the student's actions impact others. Failing a class can have lasting negative effects, but this can be avoided by reflecting on why they failed and improving study strategies when retaking the class. An important lesson is that freedom and responsibility go hand in hand - freedom requires taking responsibility for one's actions.

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    The college student is responsible for failing a class because they must balance schoolwork with other responsibilities like work, family, and friends. This affirms Sartre's principle of responsibility for oneself, as the student freely made their own choices but must accept the consequences. It also affirms responsibility for others, as the student's actions impact others. Failing a class can have lasting negative effects, but this can be avoided by reflecting on why they failed and improving study strategies when retaking the class. An important lesson is that freedom and responsibility go hand in hand - freedom requires taking responsibility for one's actions.

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    Can The College Student Do Whatever He Wants

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    The college student is responsible for failing a class because they must balance schoolwork with other responsibilities like work, family, and friends. This affirms Sartre's principle of responsibility for oneself, as the student freely made their own choices but must accept the consequences. It also affirms responsibility for others, as the student's actions impact others. Failing a class can have lasting negative effects, but this can be avoided by reflecting on why they failed and improving study strategies when retaking the class. An important lesson is that freedom and responsibility go hand in hand - freedom requires taking responsibility for one's actions.

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    Can the college student do whatever he wants? Why?

    - For me, The College Student can do whatever he wants but in a good way that he will go
    on a path on what he thinks that is Right and good for him. He had no choice but to go
    back to school for one semester just for one subject for him to be able to repeat and pass
    it. Because maybe that is the rules of their school. Every school has different rules to be
    followed. You must take a full responsibility because doing so is right and beneficial for
    you.

    Why is the college student responsible over what happened?

    - The College student Is the one who is responsible over what happened because you have
    to balance your schoolwork with your other responsibilities, which may include work or
    time with friends and family and travelling. With practice, though, you can learn to be a
    responsible student and develop skills as well as time management that will help you
    throughout the rest of your life. And that will serve you as a learned lesson.

    Does the action of the college student affirm Sartre’s principle of responsibility for
    the self (being responsible of himself/herself)? In what way?

    - Yes, the action of the college student affirm Sartre’s principle of responsibility for the self.
    Because just like what Sartre’s said he/she was free, and only he/she could make the
    decision. In a way that you get to make your own choices but you do not get to choose
    your consequences and it is depended on your hard work. Because, hard work really pays
    off.
    Does the action of the college student affirm Sartre’s principle of responsibility for
    others? In what way?

    - Yes, the Action of the college student affirm Sartre’s principle of responsibility for others.
    In way that you have a total freedom of choice comes total responsibility that we all are
    responsible for all elements of ourselves and our actions.

    In every action a person makes there will always be consequences. What is the
    consequence of the college student’s action? How could this be avoided?

    - The consequence of the college student’s action is that the consequences could be
    overwhelming. Failing a college course could have lasting effects on the rest of a persons
    college career. Someone who fails a college course could lose their financial aid, their
    grade point average would be effected negatively, and worse yet, the embarrassment and
    humiliation of flunking the class. Just receiving a failing grade in one class could lead to
    disastrous results. Failing a subject can be disheartening but it is a good opportunity to
    review whether you’re studying subjects that engage and motivate you, whether you
    need to improve your study techniques or whether you need to adjust your study load. It
    is important to reflect on why you failed a subject and come up with some strategies to
    improve your performance for the repeating semester you’re going to retake. This can be
    avoided by not being too hard on yourself. Failing a class in college happens to even the
    best of students, and it’s unrealistic to expect that you’ll be able to do everything perfectly
    in college. You messed up. You failed a class. But in most cases, you probably didn’t ruin
    your life or put yourself in some kind of disastrous situation. Focus on what good you can
    take away from what is undeniably a bad situation. Consider what you learned and what
    you need to do to ensure this doesn’t happen again. Going forward, do whatever you
    need to do to keep making progress toward your academic goals
    What important learning you gained from the topic: Freedom and Responsibility?
    Why is it important for you?

    - An important learning I gained from the topic Freedom and Responsibility. Is that,
    Freedom and responsibility go hand in hand. You cannot have freedom if you refuse to
    accept responsibility. Both can be found together or go forward together. If you refuse to
    take responsibility, you must accept discrimination in some form. You once dreamed
    about independence without ever considering the responsibilities that would come with
    it. You enjoy freedom, but you haven't maintained your end of the bargain. Sadness
    therefore hangs about you. You may make this sadness go away without a doubt. You can
    certainly be creative if you were able to free yourself from your bonds and enslavement.
    Freedom and responsibility for me is important because I have the ability to decide my
    schedules and to make my decisions and to decide my actions. While on the other hand
    my responsibility is being held with me also taking accountable for my actions. Because I
    know the freedom without responsibility is stressful.

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