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Okay. Sure I can (try to) relax. But I'm still doing bad in my classes. The Fall term is almost over and I'm still going to have to face my bad grades and I don't know what exactly this means for applications and what I should do. Thanks for that advice anyways.

I'm doing poorly in my classes right now. I might fail two or three and they're all major courses. I've done pretty okay the rest of my undergraduate career. I have done summer research and presented at two undergraduate conferences. I'm going to present at another undergraduate conference and at another conference not usually intended for undergraduates. I get some anxiety during these types of situations (big changes or potential big changes in life) and a I sort of panic, get scared and start procrastinating everywhere. A similar thing happened during high school. I got into two really good universities and some other okay schools but I panicked and I failed a couple of classes and could only keep my admission to a one school I applied to due to my poor grades in senior year of high school. I'm not sure what to do. It doesn't seem like I have a very good reason for doing this poorly and all I can keep thinking is that if I panic this much over applying to grad school, admissions can only think that a PhD would cripple me. I'm pretty sure my LOR writers have pretty good things to say. Two are from professors at outside schools who I've done research with and one is from a professor at my home institution. My GPA will probably end up at a little over a 3.0 after this semester. How bad does this sound? And what do you think I can do to fix it?