<p>I was wondering if it is justifiable of me to ask my guidance counselor to raise my grade. I was placed in IB/AP Physics which doesn’t require any calculus. But they had AP Physics C students along with us in the same classroom. So half the year, the new teacher doesn’t know the IB kids don’t know calculus even though we told him. I am going to end up with a B. But isn’t it justifiable for me to ask my guidance counselor to ask her to raise my grade to an A because they messed me up.</p>
<p>No it is not.</p>
<p>Nope. Life just isn’t fair sometimes plus it would be extremely unethical if she did raise your grade.</p>
<p>It sucks, but you should’ve probably told the counselor or the principal that the teacher was teaching you guys something beyond what you’re supposed to be learning. It’s really late, now.</p>
<p>you wait until you get a B to complain…
and if it was really that hard you would of gotten lower</p>
<p>This is kind of pathetic. Be grateful that you had the opportunity to learn more advanced material. I was one of two people taking abstract algebra at my school and I got a B because it is way harder than anything you’ll probably ever see in your life and it was one of my favorite classes.</p>
<p>^I’m pretty sure I’ll see things in my life that are harder than abstract algebra.</p>