in my senior year, i failed the first quarter of pre-calc but i quickly dropped it and so the grade will not be sent to colleges-- they will however see that i dropped the class…
im taking ap macro and ap env.sci. and am getting 80’s- will that make me look good? – i really want to get into fordham and northeastern
weighted avg. 89.3 sats 1210
<p>o0o....not lookin good.......</p>
<p>is this really bad even if they won't see the grade?</p>
<p>what does everyone else think?</p>
<p>How many years of math and at what level of difficulty will you have succeeded with before you get to college? What do those colleges recommend?</p>
<p>mr. B : all of the colleges only require three years of math. . i have taken three years already and i am not majoring in a math field. . i got high 70's through high 80's in my other three years</p>
<p>i cant say about your chances at those two schools you mentioned, but i do know that high 70s and 80s...isnt exactly what i would call "great." also, you have to consider the fact that they REQUIRE 3 years, but alot of students that will be applyin to the same school will have more than 3, like i have 4 years of math, about a total of bout 7 classes....sorry to sound discouraging, but its only true.</p>
<p>Yea, half my pre-calc class dropped out. Now I still have a B, but i think it looks better to persist with it to prove you're willing to try harder. Is there another easier math you can take this yr, statistics or something?</p>
<p>yea thats true. . i do go over their limit for other subject areas though, its just math where i'm borderline</p>