<p>i have a similer problem, but i got a B- in the class. Should i get some info on it? or should i just let it go? I had a lot of B's and B- as a frosh/soph (first semester) but now am getting a 4.0 uw. (rising trend) should i try to get my teach to mention that i would have gotten an A or should i use it to enhance the trend? i doubt my teach would fix this for me, but its worth trying. btw: i forgot my name on an extremely important assignment (like half the quarter grade or more)</p>
<p>B's wouldnt really be dire</p>
<p>but once you hit below an 80, your in trouble</p>
<p>I'm getting a bit scared.
I take the 'O' Levels and a 75 is an A1 the best grade you can get.
And they test you on Stuff thats 100000000 times ( not exagerating) harder than the SATs.</p>
<p>yeah... actualy I was just thinking how much I'd love to get a 71 on my physics final o_O</p>
<p>...or even 67...</p>
<p>...or...</p>
<p>lol...</p>
<p>well I guess the only thing I have to do is wait for school to start up again... and hope my english teacher is willing to write a letter, if not then i'll ask the GC and jus get him to sign it (+ have the grade breakdown sheet attached with MidYear Report)..</p>
<p>yay more stuff to worry about.</p>
<p>Peace</p>
<p>Hehe, it's good that you can go to your guidance counselor like that, and it seems like you're going about getting this taken care of the right way.</p>
<p>Hope things go well for you!</p>
<p>Yeh,
Although I wouldnt mind going to a state school (already accepted to UT - yay top 10% rule)... I hope I can get into a top 10 school..</p>
<p>The C- shouldnt be the end of me and the end of my dreams</p>
<p>Hopefully</p>
<p>Hey, in-state tuition is never a bad thing! Where in Texas are you?</p>
<p>Houston
I'm a hispanic UMR - low income (first gen to graduate from High school and first gen to go to college).. tuition shouldnt be that big of a problem.</p>