Holding off on the Mid-Year Report ??? ??

Applying to College
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<p>hey guys,</p>

<p>freshmen through junior year i obtained a perfect 4.0</p>

<p>Senior year i am taking even more honors/AP's but in 2 classes, I am on the A-/B+ borderline. </p>

<p>now if both of those fall to B+'s after the final, it would be in my interest that my Regular Decision schools did not see the mid-year report. </p>

<p>i guess my question is how late can i send the mid-year school report in? </p>

<p>any suggestions on that? Decisions for the schools come out in April, what would be the latest i should send the mid-year report? one school says March 1st as the latest to send it in. chances are, they would have already made a decision on me in the 2 months they had, and one or two B+'s would not cause them to reverse the decision, BUT if they had the info beforehand, they would be less likely? Thoughts...?</p>

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<p>bump ........................</p>

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<p>anyone have any idea?</p>

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<p>is anyone atleast in the same boat?</p>

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<p>Your application will probably not be considered complete without the mid-year report. Getting a few A- or even B+ grades in tough courses in your senior year should not harm your admission chances. Not submitting a mid-year report may take you out of the running completely. Check with each college to which you are applying.</p>

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<p>Besides, are you in control of when the report gets sent? My d had to give envelopes for the midyear reports to the guidance office along with the transcript request. They send them out as a matter of course and routine, totally out of the students' control.</p>

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<p>yea.... i think that i have to print out the mid year reports to give to my counselor, which i have yet to do? Thanks</p>

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<p>Better to get the mid-year report in, than risk not being considered.</p>

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<p>I have the same question. How is two B's and two A's on a midyear report look to top colleges? I've had a 3.93 GPA before.</p>