does the word "straight A's" exist?

[Antarius]

<p>Once again I agree with vicissitudes...</p>

<p>Most cols dont like it when u repeat. Its advized not to mention anything they will; be seeing already</p>

[banedon17]

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@JuiceboxHero]<br> You shouldn't be writing about Straight A's on your essay...Just a thought...</p> <p>[/quote]</p> <p>[quote=Stephensploosh]<br> that essay sounds boring</p> <p>[/quote]</p> <p>[quote=imiracle911]<br> no offense but straight A's r not what u want to write about. Trust me it'll get u rejected.</p> <p>[/quote]</p> <p>[quote=vicissitudes

Yeah back on topic, they'll see it on your transcript anyway, so it's pointless to bring it up in an essay.

@Antarius]<br> Once again I agree with vicissitudes...</p></p> <p><p>Most cols dont like it when u repeat. Its advized not to mention anything they will; be seeing already</p> <p>[/quote

well i already got accepted into michigan and am invited to their Honors Program. don't worry i'm not a junior. i'm past senior actually (took a year off). if this essay sucked as much as you all seem to put it, then perhaps U of Michigan made a mistake. :)</p>

<p>I like Stephensploosh who said [quote] that essay sounds boring

Isn't it my job to turn the tables and make it an interesting one? :)</p>

[miaoling]

<p>Hey, if you don't know the grammatical rules for this apostrophe business, chances are your adcoms don't know either. So go ahead and use whichever form you prefer. I'm for As b/c it saves space:D At any rate, they won't kill you for a random apostrophe;)</p>