<p>So I have been really freaked out about this. I have had straight A's in all honors (called CAS classes at my school) at a public school. This year, I am taking AP BC Calculus (among other AP's) and I am really concerned about my grades.I got an A first quarter, but my big question is how badly would getting a B second quarter hurt my chances of getting in? Currently I have an 83, but my teacher has only put two tests in, and am pretty sure that i got A's on the last two tests, so I am extremely concerned about what happens if I can't quite bring my grade up enough. Thanks!!!</p>
<p>BTW I’m a junior</p>
<p>I can list my classes and activities if you need as well, and I am a legacy. My SAT scores have yet to come back too (although I’m almost certain that the ACT is the better test for me). Lol</p>
<p>Chillax yo. One B won’t hurt too badly unless you’re applying to Huntsman or M&T in Wharton. You’re still a junior so I’d advise you to not think too much about your scores. Just make sure they’re in Penn’s Top 50% and focus on your ECs.</p>
<p>Same exact situation that I am in except in AB</p>