quick question…
I dropped a math class (pre-calc) in the beginning of senior yr… the class will show up on my mid-year report without a grade. Will colleges want to find out what the grade was?. … its not good AT ALL… lol
thanks
<p>no they won't, but you should have told them you were dropping it</p>
<p>yeah, on my apps I put "pre-calc first marking period only" under the place where you list senior classes. .. I then put what I would be taking instead of pre-calc.</p>
<p>thanks</p>
<p>if you cant pass/get a good grade in precalc in hs i dont think you should be going to a college, start with a jc then move on</p>
<p>I know someone who wasnt even able to pass a math course one step lower than pre-calc and they are doing fine in college. I'm not majoring in math or anything- I still was able to get a 620 on the math sats.</p>
<p>justperfect-what if he's majoring in english or something? that's pretty ignorant of you to say</p>
<p>justperfect-Have a nice life being perfect, I'm sure you'll have lots of friends.</p>
<p>it depends on what colleges you are applying to. </p>
<p>see, if you were an ivy applicant you should definetely get a good grade in precalc (a or b) but if not i don't see any problems</p>
<p>it seems like you already notified them enough anyways</p>
<p>thank you to everyone who responded. . yeah I'm majoring in journalism so I guess it doesn't matter all that much.. you guys have been a big help.</p>
<p>shut up justperfect
i got 2 Cs in math in high school - one of which was in trig/precalc h - and i pulled a 780 on the math sat, an 800 on the iic, and an A in calc</p>
<p>lol another person who understands ... thank you.</p>