<p><strong><em>sorry for the long post</em></strong> ok so recently i had a reality and and woke up this past weeking that i havent been pushing my self i played around sophmore and freshman years wich landed me with a 2.9 GPA when i got my transcript at the end of the year. So with that being realised i noticed that i have a 84 currently in AP us history wich is ok i guess but i wanna push my self harder so todo that i decided that i was going to talk to my counselor and have my parents call about changing my schedule even though i did not make the deadline but i want to transfer into those classes so i can be in them them the start of the second six weeks worst case scenario ill be in them next semester but in the mean time i brought all my c average classes up to high 70’s to where if i do good on the six weeks tests i can be on A-B honor roll wich sets the tempo for my junior year.i also bought the college board SAT studyguide to help me prepare to the psat comming up this october/november plus for extracurricular i play football and after football im going to run track after i run track im going to join keyclub(or just do ALOT of community service)plus join the spring UIL team and for this next summer i plan on taking dual credit courses at tcc southeast campus for psychology,goverment,economics,and,physiology to also help boost my GPA because forsure i will be taking AP classes next semester and senior year.with all that being said worst case scenario if i dont get my schedule changed into all ap until next semester but maintain a-b averages in my 3 regulars classes and 1 Ap class, take those dual credit courses i listed earlier and take all ap senior Year while doing those extracurricular and studying hard for the sat and psat.what are the chances in seeing a turn academically?</p>
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<p>Not great until you learn to write using periods, capitals and paragraphs.</p>
<p>^ Agreed. Grammar is the basis for everything.</p>