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<li>Go to <a href=“Student Score Reports”>Student Score Reports; and sign in to your College Board account.</li>
<li>Go to <a href=“Student Score Reports”>Student Score Reports;
This page will show you the first question and will say at the top if you got it right or wrong.</li>
<li>Change the ‘1’ at the end of the url to ‘2’ and repeat, until you have gone through all the CR questions.</li>
<li>Repeat steps 2-3 but with <a href=“Student Score Reports”>Student Score Reports; for math and <a href=“Student Score Reports”>Student Score Reports; for writing.</li>
<li>Count how many you got wrong and then calculate your score with the curve from <a href=“Understanding PSAT/NMSQT Scores - SAT Suite”>https://www.collegeboard.org/pdf/psat/understanding-psat-nmsqt-scores-guide_0.pdf</a></li>
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<p>@topaz1116 You’re lucky you get school off. It’s great because you get to take the day off school but you don’t have to worry about make-up work because everyone will be gone! I live in Southern California and we won’t be having school off.</p>
<p>Who here is taking AP Spanish next year??? I just wnt to know what other sophomores are planning on taking it</p>
<p>@topaz1116 I’d love to get a day off from school. It would give me more time to study and get ahead in my work. Unfortunately, my school usually does not cancel school because of the weather.</p>
<p>@Calchong I’m planning on taking AP Spanish next year, if I get recommended by my teacher.</p>
<p>I just found out I’m getting a B this semester in AP Macro. Well, my college aspirations are over</p>
<p>I’m also getting my first high school B this year in AP English. At first I was very concerned but I think that if I don’t get any more Bs it won’t make much of a difference. I’ll probably have about a 3.9 UW GPA if I get all As from now on, and that’s not that bad.</p>
<p>My chemistry grade somehow went from a B to an A…</p>
<p>@dsi411 @Faultystart I’m very happy, since I have three tests tomorrow (not that I was going to study for Spanish or English besides finishing my English homework; but I am very concerned about my math grade right now). It seems that a lot of other districts in Northern California are taking the day off as well.</p>
<p>Our semester ends at the end of January, so I’m hoping to raise my chem grade by then; however, it’s really hard because we work on a points system and almost everyone fails homework, so you have to rely on tests to bring you up. Right now I have around an 89.1 in the class, and since the teacher rounds up, I just need to bring it to an 89.5 (although preferably higher, because who knows how I’ll do on the final?). My math grade is lower, but anyone in the top 40% (basically top 13 in my class) is guaranteed an A, and since I’m 7th or 8th at the moment, I’m pretty safe (and the lowest B of any kind in our class is an 84.4; that person is 15th, so there isn’t really much competition, as I have an 88.2 right now). The 16th person in the class has a 79-ish. Therefore, I’m probably going to get an A in the class anyways (unless I, for some reason, utterly and completely bomb the final).</p>
<p>I’m not really worried about any of my other classes; I have a high A in English, and my lowest grade out of all those classes is probably History, which is basically because I forget to study for the tests. It’s a CP class, so it’s not exactly difficult.</p>
<p>My history paper/project’s not done and it’s due tomorrow. I’ve written seven pages (at least they’re double spaced) and I haven’t doen footnotes of a introduction/conclusion… I’m so tired too, and it’s eleven at night but I can’t stop now. I wish I didn’t pick the 1918 influenza. There are many things more exciting that that.</p>
<p>I’m sorry about my complaints. I’ve been working since five, and I just want to sleep.</p>
<p>@Faultystart ouch. That cannot be fun. I, at the moment, am finishing my chem homework, and as soon as I finish, I’ll finish a bit of English. Then I shall review a bit for the math test and make sure I’ve got every formula memorized (we’re working on trig–like the half-angle stuff and the double angle stuff). </p>
<p>I really need inspiration for this one story I’m writing; I need it finished by Monday so my friends can edit it before I submit it to the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards, but I can’t seem to get further than I am right now. I’m submitting other works, but I feel like this one has a lot of promise–if I can get myself to keep going. I hate writer’s block.</p>
<p>Honestly, at this point I have two dream colleges: Stanford (AKA the unattainable dream) and Harvey Mudd (the probably not attainable dream with a slightly better chance than Stanford, especially since I’m a girl).</p>
<p>I like Harvey Mudd too, from what I’ve seen of it in my research. And since I’m a girl and a URM, I have a higher chance of getting in. I wish there was some sort of summer research program at Harvey Mudd so I could go and see what the campus is like. I’ve been to a few UCs on field trips and the like but I’ve never been to a small college like Harvey Mudd.</p>
<p>@topaz1116 I’m submitting my poetry to the Scholastic Arts and Writing Competition! </p>
<p>@SallyStephens yay! We can do this together xD I’m submitting at least one story and a few works of poetry; I might rewrite or write another story to submit as well.</p>
<p>@dsi411 yeah, I really wish there was a summer research program there; I’m an ORM, so no help there, but the acceptance rate for girls is ~30% (however, the applicant pool is significantly stronger than most other colleges, so my chances are significantly reduced). It just seems like a great college, especially since although I want to major in STEM, I don’t want to completely let go of the humanities (which I also love; I’m probably going to minor in English or Creative Writing or something wherever I go).</p>
<p>It’s so exciting!! 
Whens the deadline again? </p>
<p>The first deadlines are on Monday; although it really depends. My deadline is Wednesday.</p>
<p>I’ve submitted four works so far; if I finish any more before Monday (so I can have a friend review it for me), I’ll submit them.</p>
<p>My Spanish teacher told me that last year most kids didn’t even finish their exams and some didn’t even get to the writing section. She’s making me really nervous, and I already feel pressured to do well on all of mey exams because I want to bump my A minuses up to solid As. </p>
<p>@Calchong Oh my goodness, we have review games for AP World as well and it is so intense! It’s really competitive but the whole class enjoys it and helps is prepare for the exam.</p>
<p>Ugh I might get my first B in high school this term. 
Finals are next week and my English grade is on the verge of dropping to a B. I know I didn’t do too well on my recent assignments, and we have to do a presentation for our final, and I’m scared that I’ll mess up during my presentation and get a low grade. I know that getting a B isn’t supposed to be a big deal, but I’m a perfectionist and I’m sad that it will hurt my GPA. :((</p>
<p>EDIT: Oh wow it looks like a lot us may be getting our first B’s this year… :(( </p>
<p>@Greninja omg everyone goes after my team always in a game called “grudgeball” not trying to sound conceited but I always knock out most of the teams but I never win because everyone gets mad and goes after me becuase Im just so awesome hahaha jk (hands under my chin)</p>
<p>I totally understand also your problem with a B. I was afraid I might dip below a 93 (4.0 GPA) in English. But I was able to get it together and do well on her tests (even though I didn’t do so well on an essay). I just hope my 95 will go up when she puts in the rest of the grades I’m really worried. I just want to go to dartmouth so badly and I know a grade below 93 in English 2 honors will look kinda bad…</p>