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My senior GF in college was recently given a car by her parents. 
We both go to an expensive North East private college, and we both have our rent and tuition paid for by our parents. 

That's fine, right? 

Well, the issue is her grades are **low**...

**Low** to the point where she might not graduate, and **low** to the point that if most people had those grades, they'd get sent home with a bus pass and an invitation to their local job fair.

I told her that I can't get in the car with her because I feel like she hasn't earned it. More or less, I don't want to reward her for low grades.

Normally, I wouldn't give a shit. But she is my GF, so naturally, I want the best for her.

 So it hurts to see her squander all the advantages she has. Given that she doesn't have to worry about money or scholarships

Also, because of *FERPA* I doubt her parents know her grades, and I also doubt her parents would have given her that car if they did know.

So am I overreacting and do I look whiny and jealous? Or are my concerns legitimate?

Curious to see what you guys think

not wanting to get in an ill-begotten car with my college girlfriend