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<p>I know I've posted this question before.. but the Stanford forum doesn't get as much traffic as this one haha. </p>

<p>So I've been taking a couple classes at the community college nearby for a couple of years now.... this year, I had to take a music class to qualify for admission at the UCs (a-g requirement..), but I had to take the course online because I was out of town for a research internship. </p>

<p>Basically what it comes down to is that I got a B in a STUPID, "should have been an easy A" class (it's titled "The History of Music" ..something along those lines). I just want some advice on whether or not I should submit my transcript from the community college with my common app anymore because of that B. I know this probably sounds ridiculous, but I have this feeling that since I've only taken 3 classes at the CC, the fact that I got a B might indicate that I'm not ready for college-level courses or something... But not sending the transcript makes it seem as if I've been ridiculously lazy over summer.. fhdsgfhas</p>

<p>Don't hate please lol. I'm seriously confused. So yeah... any opinions? </p>

<p>To give any potentially helpful background info, I've taken three APs (chem, bio, and psych) and got all 5s. I am also taking AP French, AP English Lit, AP Calc BC, and AP Physics this year... so does that show readiness for college and counteract the B in the CC course?</p>

<p>Also, if this helps, I am applying to Stanford (SCEA), Duke, UPenn, and the UCs.</p>

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I know this probably sounds ridiculous

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Thank you for admitting it. </p>

<p>Send it if you want credit for taking the classes.</p>

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Send it if you want credit for taking the classes.

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<p>but i'd much rather look ready for college than get credit, yaa? but if it doesn't make me look bad...then it's okay...</p>

<p>yeah i'm still a little unsure lol.</p>

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<p>What does a-g stand for?</p>

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<p>^the UCs require certain subjects in your high school courseload. the required subjects are categorized as an a, b, c, d, e, f, or g subject, and you must fulfill all the subject requirements in order to be admitted.</p>

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<p>The applications ask you for all the college courses you've taken and the grades. You then certify that you have answered truthfully and fully. </p>

<p>Yes, you must report the grade and if requested send the transcript. </p>

<p>And no, a B doesn't make you look bad.</p>

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The applications ask you for all the college courses you've taken and the grades.

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^See above.</p>