blue in grades...

<p>*i’ve put the exact same post on JHU forum *</p>

<p>i’m currently a junior. i’m seriously blue about my grades since it’s been on a bad trend.
*note: our school runs on a block schedule system. </p>

<p>freshmen yr.
alg.II- 91
biology Honors- 98
english- 100
political sci- 94
health- 93
symphony orchestra- 100
french II- 85</p>

<p>sophomore (the teachers hated me… lol… a valid excuse?)
precalculus honors- 81 (i’ve had a 58 in my midyr report… it’s haunting me)
chemistry honors- 82
british literature honors- 83
french III honors-92
ap. world history- 93
orchestra- 100</p>

<p>junior- (going up hill)
englishl honors- 95
ap calculus ab- 95
ap calculus bc- 91
ap biology- 97
ap ushistory- 94
french IV honors- 96
french V honors- 98
orchestra- 100</p>

<p>senior (classes with appx. grades since i’m going to study hard!)
Adv. discrete math (highest possible math in GA)- 90
AP Govt- 95
AP Econ- 97
AP English- 86
AP Comp. science- ? 90ish?</p>

<p>i’m korean. i’ve gotten numerous awards in forensic debate. (including quarterfinalist in nationals), viola (2nd place in national festival), ranked top 50 nationally in fencing, state champions in lacrosse this yr, 280 hrs of community service so far.
captain in:varsity academic bowl,varsity debate team, varsity lacrosse
president in: asian culture club
SAT i just took: 710- vocab 780- math 680- writing</p>

<p>would i be good enough to apply for cornell?</p>

<p>yeah you should be fine</p>

<p>what’s a block schedule system?</p>

<p>what’s cornell’s schedule system? besides the semester/trimester stuff</p>

<p>I want to learn how to fence…</p>

<p>block is where you take a few classes in long blocks of time, and switch them up on days of the week. or you take 4 classes by 2 semesters versus 8 classes by 1 year. those are 2 forms of it.</p>

<p>cornell operates on a semester system. if you’re behind from illness or adjusting your major later in your college career you can take a short winter or summer session ($ i think) thats only like 6 weeks to help get extra courses without overloading yourself.</p>