<p>Hi, so I had to do a mid term report for a few of my colleges that have March 1st deadlines and I had a small question about it. I have all A's in my classes except for my Honors Diff Eq class, where my prof wrote down that I have a B- in raw points. Only 5 quizzes are factored into this because my school got back from break late so my first midterm isn't for another week. My prof hardly speaks English and failed to write down any of this and that the class average so far is a 20-30% in an Honors class and that there is a significant curve at the end of the semester. I know I'm going to get an A in this class (I took it in high school) but I'm kinda freaking out about this because this is the only smudge on my grades so far in college and since I'll be applying to mostly Ivy and other tough schools to get into, I want my grades to be as good as possible. </p>
<p>So my question is, should I attach a paper to my Mid Term Report explaining the circumstances of this class?</p>
<p>As I have stated often before, you should check the website/email/call your schools to see when they require the midterm report. It doesn’t really make sense that it’s due by the application deadline, that’s when your transcript is due. The midterm report is analogous to the midyear report for fr applicants; it is only worthwhile when there has been a reasonable length of time for a prof to give you a grade. For instance, note that Y has a March 1 application deadline, but does not include the midterm report in the documents due:</p>