<p>Wow mate, that was not your best choice, but I mean it shouldn’t totally sink you. D’s never look good on any transcript, and I mean, there is not much to do at this point but wait and see. </p>
<p>For everyone else out there: The academy touts itself as being a place where 4.0 high school, 3 sport varsity athlete, 1st chair orchestra, student body president, eagle scouts come to experience failure for the first time. Sure it is hard, and your will experience a modicum of annoyance during plebe summer, but once you get in, you have to honestly give an effort to get kicked out of this place for grades. There are so many resources available, I mean, teachers are required to set aside 1 on 1 time with students. There is no need to drive yourself to get a D in a class that is way over your head to prepare for this place, it will help you along plenty once you are here.</p>