<p>I heard that it was bad if a person showed a downward trend in grades, and I can infer that that’s true even with a good GPA. What if a person has a downward trend (like in my case, roughly 1 b more than last semester for three semesters), but then pulls of a perfect final semester? Would that rectify the trend?</p>
<p>You are focusing on one small factor. You would be fine if your Bs are in more difficult courses…you would be fine if you Bs are taking courses which are risky for you…you have nothing to rectify. Make sure the classes you have Bs in are difficult classes.</p>
<p>Oh, like advanced and AP courses etc., I see.</p>
<p>Or it can be that your skill and interest are science and you took some advanced writing or specialized art history…make a leap to an area you aren’t specialized in. Does that make sense???</p>
<p>Do you mean if it’s an attempt at something that isn’t your focus/specialty/forte?</p>
<p>Yes…a risk.</p>
<p>murasaki! i want to read that book. is it really book? we should be friends!</p>
<p>do you mean a book written by the person with the first name ‘murasaki’, or one titled that? I know of one.</p>