<p>I got a B in AP Stats on my midyear report. Only one student out of 24 received an A in it, and they are all fairly capable students. Our teacher screwed us over early in the semester by giving us tests that had info on stuff we didn't learn in class and wasn't in our book. The class averages on those tests were in the mid-60s :(. Will Princeton take this into account when reviewing my midterm report? Is there any way that they would know that there was only one A out of 24? I've gotten an A in every other advanced math class I've taken, including AP Calc BC. In fact, I was the only one in my grade to have gotten an A in both the AB and BC classes. I also got an 800 on the Math SAT I and on the Math level 2 subject test.</p>
<p>It’s a bad idea to post the same thing in multiple threads.</p>
<p>i doubt one B will ruin your chances at Princeton.
Consider talking to your school; see if they can fix the grades. curve it somehow.</p>
<p>On the bright side, now when you get rejected you have a clear scapegoat.</p>
<p>You certainly don’t seem like Princeton material, I’ll be honest.</p>