<p>Hi,
I have had all A's in all of my high school classes. I'll be graduating with at least 7 AP classes. I made one mistake, and got a B as a semester grade in regualar history in junior year, however i had taken a college history class at the local community college, which i got an A in. can i replace this B with the A, especially since the A is a college level class?</p>
<p>You mean on your high school transcript? That's something you need to discuss with your counselor. Good luck, and welcome to CC. :)</p>
<p>A "B" is not a scarlet letter. It just shows you're human. I would submit your transcript as such and the college course as such.</p>
<p>If that is the only "mistake" you made in your high school life, you are a lucky person!</p>
<p>you have to be kidding, you are ridiculous</p>
<p>That's not very nice, theuniverse. The poster is obviously a bright person.</p>
<p>Maybe.........</p>
<p>Hardworking definitely, intelligent most likely, but severely lacking in common sense and personal confidence. Grades do not define a person nor do they define an applicant--atleast 1 B doesn't.</p>
<p>Oh, and what does it matter now? You can't change the past.</p>
<p>You should definately send in a transcript from that college class. However, I think it is highly unlikely and probably even not possible that your A will replace that B. The reason being is that when people receive grades that require summer school, such as an F or a D in some cases, the grade from the summer school course does replace the not-passing grade. However, a B is a very good grade, and at least the way it is in my school is that if you pass the class (C- or above), you cannot replace that grade.</p>
<p>Things might be different at your school of course, but I'm pretty sure colleges only consider grade replacements valid when you did not pass the course the first time.</p>
<p>:)</p>
<p>thanx for your replies and your support</p>
<p>a word of advice....eat a cookie and don't focus on being perfect...egad, that just makes you annoying...and I am a mom saying that</p>
<p>you have made another mistake...freaking out over a B....THAT worry will cause more harm than any B ever will</p>