<p>when they ask you to self report grades, do you have to report those for like gym, health, etc? it's a stupid question i know</p>
<p>yeah, they pretty much want everything. Use the drop-down menus.</p>
<p>Yes, the Self-Report feature is basically your transcript which would include all classes' grades.</p>
<p>i withdrew from AP chem last yr so i got no credits...however, it does show on my transcript. i still have to report that,right?</p>
<p>just copy your transcript, if you're not smart enough to report your own grades without asking this many questions then you probably shouldn't be going to college</p>
<p>oooh ouch...so...is this the type of students RU offers? :/</p>
<p>uh, asking questions does not mean ur smart/dumb. i was just making sure that i don't do anything wrong....remember, the stupidest question is the one not asked. i just really don't see the correlation there, in ur reply. i'm interested as to how you measure intelligence now.</p>
<p>anyway, thanks to all who responded (politely)!</p>
<p>"yeah, they pretty much want everything" and "the Self-Report feature is basically your transcript"</p>
<p>Both told you that they essentially wanted your transcript copied down, but you insisted on asking a question that included the words "it does show on my transcript", that's pretty stupid. </p>
<p>Asking a question isn't stupid, asking one that you already have the answer to is.</p>
<p>well, maybe we all interpret things and whether or not they're fully answered to our 'likings' differently? i CARE about dropping an AP class. i dunno about u or others. </p>
<p>maybe u don't get my motive for starting this thread? i don't want a "W" to affect decisions (whether its RU or an ivy). it's not a class i took and i don't see a reason behind self-reporting a final grade other than ABCDF...we do have full control of the process.</p>
<p>w/e...i feel like i'm speaking to air right now. btw, i still think the same about ur first post...irrelevant. end of story and discussion.</p>
<p>thanks to all</p>