<p>exactly as the question says. I get A's in all my classes including 3 other AP's but i just cant seem to get this one class down. i guess im not art inclined. will it hurt me?</p>
<p>thanks!</p>
<p>hurt you with what, exactly....</p>
<p>i mean, is this class, because it is an elective and an art class, bad to have a b in? im just comparing it to say, us history.</p>
<p>in a nutshell, will it hurt me on my transcript?</p>
<p>well depending on whether you've already taken an art class before, it may not be considered an "elective" at colleges that have an art class requirement</p>
<p>the fact that it's an AP class helps rationalize a B, and it's not so bad if they look at weighted gpa's, but of course an A would always be better. unless you score a 5 on the AP test, then you should be fine, it might just be the teaching style that you couldn't adjust too</p>
<p>It wouldn't seem to impact you much unless you apply to uber-competitive schools or plan to study anything related to art. I wouldn't worry about it; then again, I'm a junior at an uncompetitive-for-this-forum high school in an uncompetitive city, so I could be wrong.</p>
<p>makkuroi, yes its defenitly the teaching style. our only grades are three tests in the semester! so i guess i should get a 5 on the ap test. ok, ive heard its a lot easier than the class which is good. and i still have one more semester of it so i might be able to pull out an a.</p>
<p>ts3433, ill probably be applying to schools in the top 20, top 30, top 40 range so no harvard for me! and no i suck at art which is why i took this class for my art credit which we need to graduate</p>
<p>thanks for the feedback!</p>
<p>a B = bad.......</p>
<p>Try your best to raise it, but I don't think it will kill your chances.</p>
<p>well see, my school is on block schedule so i get two grades for it. and no i cant raise it this 9 weeks (a semester for us). maybe next 9 weeks</p>
<p>Yeah a B, thats basically a reason to kill yourself. Thats a horrible grade and you'll NEVER get into college.
(PLEASE note the sarcasm)
It depends on the teacher, but a B in AP isn't all that bad...
Maybe CC just hasn't gotten to me yet</p>