<p>My school goes by trimesters instead of semesters, and I just took my trimester 2 final exam for AP Biology. </p>
<p>I needed a little over an 85 on the final to have an A in the class, but I ended up receiving an 84. I worked very hard throughout the entire trimester and maintained a solid A (93-94) in the class up until last week. Due to two exams I couldn't finish my grade fell to the 91 range a week before the final. I thought I did all right on the final, but I guess not well enough. </p>
<p>Regardless, I'm in a situation where I'll have A's in all of my other classes besides this one. I want straight A's so that I receive a certain award in my school, but I won't be eligible if I have a B+ in the class. I need help with what to do, because I'm not so sure he'll give special accommodations for me to do an extra credit assignment. </p>
<p>Do I talk to my advisor? Do I talk to him directly? Help, please.</p>
<p>By the way, I realize that I need to work harder in the third term. I'm not particularly fond of settling with this grade, so I'd like advice on going about getting the 0.33% I need for an A -- not sticking with what I have. </p>