<p>Ok, so one of my teachers calculated my grade wrong (which she says she didn't) but I know she did because she gave me the figures she used and I used the school formula to calculate the final semester grade and what I calculated was 10 points higher. Bottom line is: her miscalculation can cause the difference in a C and B. I plan to go the principal Monday morning to get it straight because I know I'm right (math is my strong subject)</p>
<p>But, my question to you all is:</p>
<p>If somehow the grade isn't changed/re-figured, how do you think this will look when I report my final grades?</p>
<p>If your calculations are correct, which I’ll believe that they are, then there are major problems with your school if they don’t change the grade.
Anyway, if you’ve been accepted, I really don’t think that a C is going to make them change their minds about you. Your app was strong enough to beat out a lot of other students. If it is a problem, just contact them and let them know what happened- they should be fairly reasonable. They liked you enough to admit you early, they won’t be out for blood or anything ;)</p>
<p>That’s what my sister tried to tell me. She’s a sophomore at UNC. </p>
<p>I appreciate your advice</p>
<p>So, I just got it straightened out. Turns out my teacher made a mistake in her calculations and it’s funny because she didn’t bother to go back and re-calculate, she just stuck with her first calculation. But the lady over her got the same numbers that I did, so she changed it and the sky is definitely looking Carolina blue today :)</p>