<p>I'm a junior and I've gotten all A-'s, A's, and A+'s so far in my high school career (my school is pretty easy). This year for AP American Lit I got an extremely difficult teacher (by my standards--I know there are some harder ones out there). I am getting a B, and the highest grade in her two classes of a combined 50 is a B+. I don't think I will be able to raise my grade any higher than a B+, which won't be easy. English lit is my intended major, and I am worried that getting one crazy teacher will cost me in admissions, since I'm planing on applying to top 20 schools. </p>
<p>Am I worrying too much or will this really cost me? I am taking the literature sat 2 in may, as well as the ap lit exam. I got a 770 and 730 on my writing and reading SAT reasoning test. Do you think that if I do well on all these tests my grade will be sort of invalidated, or will it just make me look like a slacker? </p>
<p>Lol okay. This was a serious post, but now I feel silly about it. It's just that my classes have been such easy A's(even with all A's I am only 30th in my class of 400) until now it seems like a B is a disaster. </p>
<p>I won't sweat it so much, and I appreciate you thinking my question was a joke :)</p>
<p>AP American Lit? I thought it was just general AP Lit and the non AP class was American Lit for Jr year. Does your teacher only let you read American authors?</p>
<p>dude, i was a straight A kid and got a first B for first semester senior year. my schools that i applied to(generally top tier) did not hate that.</p>