A little white lie okay sometimes?

First off i would like to mention i am the actual owner of this yahoo account.Some of the previous questions are from my older married sister who just visiting me just so no one gets confused.I am 18 and in college as a commuter and my parents pay for my tuition /nessarys.Last year was my first semester and i went behind my parents back to date a guy they did not like.The result was out of the 4 classes i was taking English needed to be droped parents know that part just fibbed the why though and i failed the math course but it does not get averaged into my G.P.A because i had to take one basic skills course before moving into a regular math.This made my G.P.A a 2.7 i know i made a mistake and i dumped the bf who expected me to be on call 24/7 or he would get mad.Is it okay to not tell my parents i failed the math?I scrapped together enough money to pay to take it again?

Answer:
Skip the drama, pay for the class yourself and then retake it and try and get an A. Then when they ask just tell them you wanted to show them you could do it on your own. I am sure that you learned from your mistake and won't let any man stop you from the degree you deserve. If you tell them then you will be at least honest but you may get more grief then its worth (like them cutting you off financially and losing their trust for you etc.)
Life is about learning from your mistakes, and your parents can not live your life for you anymore you are 18. Good Luck and Stay in School!!
Tell your parents the truth. After all, they are paying for your tuition. I know that it seems that if you tell them that it will mess up your relationship. But, they would actually be more happier to know the truth.
Sometimes a little white lie is OK, but you dont want to get into the position where you have to lie to cover up lies. What are you going to tell them that you are doing with your time while you are at that class? If the lie will bring about more stress than the truth, then it is not OK.
I guess its okay for you if you are taking the class again and paying yourself but eventually i would tell your parents the truth!
If they ask, be truthful. Since they are paying for your education, they have a right to the truth from you in regard to your classes. You don't have to volunteer this information; just answer truthfully if asked.

This is not a white lie. A white lie is a lie where the full truth would be hurtful. (How do like this hairstyle? Good lie --- you look fine. Truth -- it makes you look 60. See the difference?)

Lies about your grades have a tendency to be found out at the worst possible time for you. Your relationship with your parents is shaky. You do not need lies to shake it up even more.

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