<p>Approximately 8 of the colleges require a graded paper. I chose my research paper that I did in AP U.S. History. I wasn't sure if she still had a copy, so I printed out a fresh copy for her. I meant to give it to her in person last Tuesday, but she had already left, so I put it in her mailbox. I attached a letter explaining what she should do and thanked her profusly. I told her that if she had any questons she should feel free to ask me. Well, I meant to go her Wednesday and ask her about it, but I didn't. All my applications are due tommorow. I am planning to go see her in the morning, and make copies of it but I am afraid that she will yell at me for being irresposible or tell me that she couldn't do it. Anyway, how should I approach her?</p>
<p>Anyone......................?</p>
<p>So you are having her grade it early then?</p>
<p>Just go explain your situation and ask her nicely for it and then, if anything goes wrong, just start crying :-P... Haha but seriously teachers are humans too and tend to be a lot more understanding than they seem (based on my experience anyway).</p>
<p>haha, you should cry.</p>
<p>I don't know if she has graded it yet. This is not a very understanding one, and hates when people cry. I am going to apoligize profusly. The thing is I need it by tommorow. I also think that the fact that she didn't have any questions for me could be a good sign or it could mean that she never got it.</p>
<p>Yea I'd say just go talk to her tomorrow and don't give her anything to yell at u about, haha.. Like preface it by saying "I know it was irresponsible of me. I know I didn't give you enough time. etc. etc." Good luck!</p>
<p>The manner in which you should aproach her depends on her character. You know better than anyone else here.</p>
<p>did she eat you? just curious..</p>