<p>So, guys, I effed up my grades this marking period and was BLESSED with TWO Cs! YAY! I LOVE CALCULUS AND CHEMISTRY! </p>
<p>Anyway, now that I'm totally screwed for college, I want to hear your disdaining and otherwise detrimental criticism: how much do YOU think this is going to affect ME? Keep in mind that we didn't have to send our first marking period grades to Yale. </p>
<p>Thanks, everybody. Love you lots, gotta go, etc etc nypd omfg lmfao brb</p>
<p>No, those grades are, sadly, not good news. But your strengths lie in your writing ability (evident by your posts here) and your amazing singing voice. </p>
<p>The good news is that I believe transcripts only contain summary semester grades, not individual marking period grades. </p>
<p>The other good news is that I strongly believe that your "sparkle" that shows in your posts here will come out in spades in your college application. Have faith, keep your hopes up, and just try to improve your grades for the next marking period so the semester average will be higher.</p>
<p>After all.....</p>
<p>Does an articulate, effervescent, red-haired soprano who can sing "Glitter and Be Gay" while only in high school REALLY need to know how to solve the interal of arctan?</p>
<p>Well think of it this way... if you get in EA you don't have to worry about those grades because they won't matter at all!</p>
<p>can i just tell you guys that you are the most supportive, wonderful, considerate human beings out there? here i am, worrying my brains out (justified), and you console me! ahhhh i LOVE you guys. especially lurker.</p>