<p>hahahahaha tis my goal. i guess ill just keep wasiting time until 3 and then ill just break it down and do some shiz</p>
<p>lol hey there...</p>
<p>and why are people calling me granny if 500 is fifth. Then I'm only like 12! Pffttt</p>
<p>Damn 4pm here already and I haven't done anything today. I've cc'ed for hours after waking up at 1pm. Uh-oh~</p>
<p>hahahahaha zant is our granny :-D once u hit 1000 ur age becomes exponential :-D</p>
<p>haha i love how i achieve nothing on the weekends...im such on-task person</p>
<p>Hmm....back to the original question, I'm suffering more from burnout than senioritis (or are they one and the same?).</p>
<p>"Hmm....back to the original question, I'm suffering more from burnout than senioritis (or are they one and the same?)."</p>
<p>burnout is intensified by cc. come back on december 15th.
senioritis hits around december whether you get into college or not.</p>
<p>Haha. Yeah, I really need to get off this board. Well, here I go....</p>
<p>I think I fluctuate between burnout and senioritis. Every other week seems to be hard for me so I either slack off or work so much it hurts.</p>
<p>i slack too much someone give me an inspirational speech so i go do something productive</p>
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burnout is intensified by cc. come back on december 15th.
senioritis hits around december whether you get into college or not.
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<p>whether we get in early or not, its over after the first semester. we just have to graduate without blowing it</p>
<p>"whether we get in early or not, its over after the first semester. "</p>
<p>Getting c's in your classes second semester when you're applying RD will not help. Colleges will frequently expect a 2nd semester midterm progress report on their applicants (sent along with first semester grades), so getting C's will not bolster your chances of getting in.</p>
<p>Yea I'm trying to graduate Cum Laude so I don't think I can ever really slack =/</p>
<p>:-( hopefully i get in ED...im gona like end with 2 bs 1st semester ack!</p>
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Getting c's in your classes second semester when you're applying RD will not help. Colleges will frequently expect a 2nd semester midterm progress report on their applicants (sent along with first semester grades), so getting C's will not bolster your chances of getting in.
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<p>i have two semesters at my school. i'll know if i'm accepted to a school before i'm even done with the academic year, so how will they be able to use those grades for admission?</p>
<p>It does happen.My school's head prefect got admission to MIT on basis of his first semester exam marks,but later on he was denied admission coz he got an overall D in his final exams</p>
<p>They can revoke the acceptance, or more likely, put you on academic probation once you're there, which doesn't sound like fun =/</p>
<p>thats blowing it :-/ a D average on final exams in highschool..come on. i'd have to be under the influence</p>
<p>"i have two semesters at my school. i'll know if i'm accepted to a school before i'm even done with the academic year, so how will they be able to use those grades for admission?"</p>
<p>because colleges expect status reports on you. if your cc calls them and tells the adcom that you're maintaining and straight A average in the 2nd semester, you might get a better look in the RD process. But if the college calls and discovers that you're doing poorly, you're not helping yourself at all.</p>
<p>Of course, if you get admitted early, then you pretty much can drop a full grade in your average and not have your college scream at you.</p>
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Of course, if you get admitted early, then you pretty much can drop a full grade in your average and not have your college scream at you.
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how so mzhang? are ed applicants given more slack because they're considered <em>special</em> - is Princeton willing to accept them early, knowing they could be giving up places with might have gone to more qualified RD applicants - but still willing to take that risk?</p>
<p>i think its more because you're already in, as opposed to RD where they are still making the decision in february when they receive the school report.</p>