<p>Okay so I am a senior and I need to take my math final tomorrow. My grades were pretty much okay senior year but I got two c's in the last two marking periods of math. I am wondering how the final transcript goes....Does anyone know for sure what rutgers gets for the final transcripts? Is it just all my senior year classes average grade at the end of the year? Or is it marking period by marking period with midterms and finals?</p>
<p>I honestly have no motivation and I feel like I'm going to do so badly on this exam. i calculated and IF i get a 0 (obviously won't get a zero) but if, then I will get a 72.4 for math with all my marking periods and midterm+final averaged....</p>
<p>Is that what rutgers would see? Let's just continue on if I were to get a zero and my final grade was 72.4, how much would rutgers care? will i be revoked from being admitted???????</p>
<p>Whatever you do, try to keep your senior final grades above C. If it gets to the D range, you might have some explaination to do to Rutgers.</p>
<p>Ya, but sixflags, I have all As and 2 Bs in my other classes. And will most likely get a D+ in AP Calc. It’s not because of the dreaded senioritis or a lack of studying either. I feel like I understand the topics, but have no idea what happens because of the difficult tests they give. Is that sufficient enough as an explanation? I’m doing engineering btw (I know this class is a bad grade to get esp for my major I’m entering in, but I sincerely tried my hardest)</p>
<p>I’ve never went through the experience, but if Rutgers asks for an explaination for your grade in calculus, you NEVER want to say that you don’t understand the material no matter how hard you try. It’s rather better to say that your grade is a result of lack of motivation rather than your intellectual incapability to handle challenging courses. However lack of motivation doesn’t sound very convincing either especially since they know that every other senior went through the same experience of suffering from senioritis.</p>