<p>Hi I'm a senior who's applying cornell RD.
I'm taking three classes this semester (that is the max # of classes for our school's weird "block schedule" of finishing a regular school's year long classes in half of a year)
Anyhow, I managed to get straight As in SPANISH 4, AP ENGLISH LIT and AP STATS on the first "semester" (or quater in regular school system)
However, I'm currently working on the second "semester" grades for the same classes, but I'm getting an A in Spanish 4, B in AP English Lit and B- in Statistics... (this is just progress report, and real grade will come out next january...)
Would these two grades hurt me if I had been a 90% A and 10% B student so far?
How importantly does Cornell look at the midyear report of 1(possibly 2) A and 2 Bs for admitting a student??</p>
<p>Yes, making 7 posts about the exact same thing is quite necessary. Trolling... Ever hear of it?</p>
<p>well, for different schools..</p>
<p>see,some people think the name is john hopkins....which isnt nearly as bad as u thinking the name is cornell</p>
<p>wow... great mistake..lol</p>
<p>well, CCers, please just help me out, I wanted to ask a genral question, but I feared that people would just tell me that it depends on school...</p>
<p>mayb it really does depend on each school</p>
<p>OK .. I'll bite ... you have no chance at getting into Cornell ... you have even less chance of getting into Hopkins since you apparently believe it is spelled C-O-R-N-E-L-L. There ... are you happy now? Now be a good little girl and go post on the Cornell board.</p>
<p>lol wanna pretty harsh
neway he's a guy so...
be a good little boy and go post on the Cornell board.</p>
<p>I couldn't imagine anyone being rejected from a school for getting all B's senior year.</p>
<p>Calm down, and ask your guidance counsellor if you aren't getting sufficient answers on your (apparently) numerous threads.</p>