Very important!

<p>ok hey guys.</p>

<p>I did EXCELLENT in my sophomore and junior and have been done VERY VERY well indeed in my senior at the moment. I am top 3% in a very competitive school and am winning many academic awards. However, my junior grades are PATHETIC to say the least.</p>

<p>Will that directly equal to rejection from Wharton EARLY?</p>

<p>Thanks</p>

<p>Probably. If you had a bad junior year, you need 1st semester senior grades to prove to adcoms that you aren’t on a downward trend.</p>

<p>You said you did EXCELLENT in sophomore and junior year? What?</p>

<p>sorry IRJunkie i didnt understand what u meant?</p>

<p>OH GUYS sorry i meant i did PATHETIC in my freshman year! i did REALLY WELL in my junior year. </p>

<p>So its Freshman= BAD
Soph, Junior, Senior= AMAZINGY EXCELLENT</p>

<p>Rejection directly?</p>

<p>they say they don’t “consider” frosh grades, but obviously it’s still there on the transcript.
so if you got some B’s, maybe 1 C (at the worst), then it should be fine. after all, you said you did better.</p>

<p>could you be a little more specific and explain what “grades” you got in 9th, 10th, and 11th?</p>

<p>Plus my counsellor will state that my bad freshman was due to sever jaundice and typhoid</p>

<p>see in the 9th i got horrible- many c’s and d’s. all A’s in maths though
10th- 6A*, 2A, 1 C
11th (IB)- 38 out of 42 and 40 out of 42
12th (IB)- expecting a 41 out of 42
Excellent recommendations and Essays</p>

<p>LOTS of ECs</p>

<p>Cs and Ds in IGCSE not AP or whatever the US courses are in</p>

<p>Bump!!!
Please</p>

<p>i know as much as the next person, but maybe the admission officers will see an improvement/transition and it will make a positive impact on your transcript.</p>

<p>you should be fine since you’re still in the top 3% despite those Freshmen year grades.</p>

<p>the horrible freshman grades show how much you’ve improved.
my friend’s older brother had horrible freshman and sophomore years, but his junior and senior year were reallyreally good… and he got into stanford. so.</p>