<p>I dont know if these grades are going to kill me for all my regular decision schools and if i get defered from harvard. I plan to major in history.</p>
<p>AP Psychology- 92
AP English- 94
AP Economics- 91
Spanish 4H - 92
AP Calculus AB- 86
AP Physics B -88</p>
<p>Don't worry. My grades are not where they are used to be. My senior english class (mandatory) is harder than an AP Lit course (because it is a junior year college english class), and the APs are just horrendous on top of that. I think if I don't pull them up by the time the fall semester is over, I'm going to go nuts.</p>
<p>Projected:</p>
<p>English-88
AP Spanish-93
AP Calculus AB-92
Required Gov't-97
College Anthropology 101- pulling an A- so far...</p>
<p>I know how you feel. I think it's pretty OK considering we have really rigorous schedules. It wouldn't kill us. The only time a STRONG senior year will help you is if you were extremely borderline or not up to par...</p>
<p>Both your grades look fine to me. It's too bad my grades weren't this good last year. </p>
<p>Honors English - 95
AP Calculus - 99
AP Physics - 98
AP Govt - 100
AP Spanish - 100
Debate - 100</p>
<p>How can you guys fit all these AP classes! At my school we have 8 periods a day, one of which is the required Phys. Ed class (:(!!!). Also all the AP classes are a double period. Also since my school is so small some of the classes overlap; so every day I leave AP English one period early to go to AP Chem it's such a pain! Also my school only offers 6 total which puts me a big disadvantage. Probably 30/170 kids even take these classes...
My Schedule:
AP English- A
AP Chem- A
Honors Physics- A
Honors Pre-Calc- probably low B :(
Phys Ed.-better be an A
American Wars- A (took AP US history last year)
Economics & Investing- A</p>
<p>Michele</p>
<p>for my school, harvard actually requests our first term's grades...weird...wonder if it's like that for yours too</p>
<p>I've become a totally social reclusive nerd this MP with college and all and so I got a 95 ap gov, 95 ap eng, 98 ap stats, 98 ap spanish, 94 ap physics, 99 orchestra - is this something we're supposed to send to Harvard - or do we wait for mid year?</p>
<p>i hope they dont want first quarter grades, cuz ive got 3 Bs, one of ems an 81 that aint goin anywhere. i guess its normal to have alot of lower grades than usual. either that, or we're all screwed if we dont get in early.</p>
<p>i've heard they usually request them but i wanna know how much importance they get...they're only progress grades after all....</p>
<p>they request first semester grades, but first quarter? harvard didnt ask me for mine.</p>
<p>they ask your school to send them (quarter grades) directly</p>
<p>Oh, man. Are you serious, shjanama77? My grades aren't where they should be either... I've been slacking off quite a bit.</p>
<p>Band- A, haha.
AP Literature- B-, YIKES.
Civics- A
AP Calculus BC- A
AP Chemistry- B, eh...</p>
<p>umm my school has us staple our first quarter report card to a form and send that in, if the school wants it. harvard doesnt want it, so im safe, at least until i get deferred/rejected on Dec 15th. damn i shoulda applied early to stanford.</p>
<p>I haven't been slacking off, but I'm getting worried. Two of my eight teachers are gone, my biology teacher for the entire year because she just had a baby. She's an awesome teacher and one of the reasons I took IB biology. I can't really learn from the new teacher...teaching IB2 biology for your first teaching job has to be tough for her but is not good for my grades and my soon-to-be IB scores. funny thing is, on our report cards, it still has our old teacher's name.</p>
<p>yeah i know it's bad...i have 2 B's!!!!!...</p>
<p>dude i have 3</p>
<p>Wow we better hope these grades don't affect us too much.</p>