<p>I did none of my work in high school and obviously received very poorly grades. I took a couple years off and now have started at a small college. I wish to transfer into a larger 4 year university so I am trying to keep my grades up the best i can. I took a class and got a b+ from the teacher. That would be fine, but being slightly anal I calculated my own grades as the semester went along. I should have gotten an A-. I have emailed him a couple times to get a breakdown of my grade to make sure i wasn’t incorrect. Ends up, my math was correct, but the teacher believes my level over all is B/B+ work and is using that to trump the number grades given in the syllabus. Should I take it above him or resign myself to the B+? </p>
<p>My main concern is how the b+ would look leading up to me receiving my AA from this college. All my college grades up until this point are A’s and one A- for 5 other classes. I never have to take this teacher again, but i have another year and half at this school. Are there any severe negative results if i took action and went above the teachers head? (ie grant loss…)</p>