<p>^you have 2 more years to bring it up, dont worry about it 
i might be getting my first C (<em>gasp</em>) this semester…</p>
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<p>AP Physics B and AP Calculus BC</p>
<p>This year was an epic fail :(</p>
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<p>lol @ mocobok, the “m” should have been intuitive from the start to be legit :P</p>
<p>eh, not everyone has straight A’s, don’t worry about it. I have trillions of A-'s (all borderline miraculously that should’ve been B+'s, but I’m not complaining), and a couple B’s. D…might be tough, but hopefully you raise it to a C (then it wouldn’t be that bad).</p>
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fo’real, if I miraculously step this game up and somehow, somehow, with a 2% chance get accepted to one of the colleges that the mighty databox is applying to, there might be the connections there…</p>
<p>I probably will be getting a B in either (or maybe both) english and math :(.
and last time I checked, I had a D in citizenship in english…
so much for my 4.0 UW GPA</p>
<p>You guys are in over your heads. If you don’t have straight A’s this year why would you take more than 2 APs next year?</p>
<p>^ exactly. You’re just going to do worse…</p>
<p>I got all A’s, all year. So I’m taking 4 AP’s and 3 Honors, but my parents are begging me to drop one AP, but I refuse.</p>
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<p>I have straight As right now, other than the 1 D which is in an honors Algebra 2 class. I’m probably taking a regular math class next year, math seems to be my weakest subject.</p>
<p>I have no reason to believe that I wouldn’t do well by having more than 1 AP class next year, and the APs are all subjects that I am interested in. In fact, I am taking 1 AP class this year, find it very easy, and I currently have a 99% in it (my highest grade at the moment).</p>
<p>So I don’t think my D and taking more than 1 AP next year have to do anything with each other. It’s just math that I’ve not fared well in. I think I might be able to raise it to a B by the end of school, we’ll see how it goes.</p>
<p>AP US (Hopefully)
AP English Lit
AP English Lang.
Pre-Calc
Physics
Photography
Finite</p>
<p>JHU, Brown, Cornell…love</p>
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Depends on the amount of effort you put in this year, I think.</p>
<p>So if I work my butt off… is it possible to do well in 4 AP and maybe a fifth one, but only a semester long AP class, I mean I have a 4.0… and I want to keep the A’s… hmm… I want to do well… my schedule is:</p>
<p>APUSH
AP english
AP Physics
AP Calc BC
Spanish III
Psychology/ AP psychology 2nd semester (or maybe genetics/ psychology, and take AP psych senior year)</p>
<p>So does anyone know if that is even possible…? haha… blah.</p>
<p>Well, yeah, of course it’s possible to do well in 4 or 5 AP classes. People do it all the time, but it kind of depends on…you. And your organization, effort, abilities, determination, all that good stuff. But if you’re contemplating doing it, you probably can. Or at least that’s my philosophy. ;p</p>
<p>The two classes I’m borderline (both 92%), the teachers don’t curve anything, and their tests are ridiculously hard. My A- is still the highest grade out of all the students in those classes…And mainly it’s just the last quarter that my grades have been dropping.
So I’m pretty sure I can handle 4 AP classes next year. I might go a little insane, though.</p>
<p>^ Yeah I am right there with you… my grades have been struggling to survive this last semester… I kicked butt on the finals though so I kepy my A’s, and raised all of them. But I have been getting so lazy this last semester, I think that next year I will kick my butt into gear again.
And insane we will go, I am sure. But I am kind of excited about the challenge… I am taking more AP’s than 98% of my class… that must look good to colleges? (and the other 2% are takng as many as me).</p>
<p>I completely bombed my chem + English finals (with D’s), but I got A’s in the classes. :D</p>
<p>I have been extremely, extremely lazy this year. Actually, I’ve been this way since eighth grade… And it’s not like I don’t care (I do, a lot), I just can’t bring myself to try for some odd reason.</p>
<p>Next year I’ll kick ass, though.</p>
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That’s me. I’m one of the most intellectual people out of my class (if not the most), but I find it hard to try in school. There’s some sort of difference.</p>
<p>Haha, well… you know you’re “intellectual” when you can do things lazily at the last minute and still get an A in the class, eh? In middle school my grades sucked, I was so lazy. I think most kids are lazy, to be fair though. Don’t get me wrong… I completly love learning; however, I rather look up some ancient philosopher for fun than read a book for english. Or get on facebook and talk to people…</p>
<p>Lol I was good with my homework all year in School, never lazy, but starting in April I started getting lazy because it was the end of the year and I would “study and do all my homework” 4 A.M in the Morning lol.
I freaking can’t decide between AP Biology or AP Chemistry this sucks.</p>
<p>I really don’t know how to homework. At all. I either do it at school or blow it off…it’s a problem. Which is why I’m looking forward to college, when homework counts like ~5% of your grade or not at all. : )</p>
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<p>haha, exactly. </p>
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<p>It makes more logical sense to take chem before bio (though most schools do it the other way around >_<). So…you could always take AP Bio senior year. Then again, depends on what you’re interested in. AP Chem is hell for some people, same with AP Bio. Hmm…</p>