<p>The end of the year is now in session and my final grades got destroyed by the finals, =/ i thought i did pretty well when i took them but apparently not so my A’s were brought down to B’s. If my junior and senior years are a lot better would that help self correct itself? I’m trying to get into Cornell =/</p>
<p>Thanks for your opinions.</p>
<p>Schools do like a rising GPA, but there’s no way to know if it would help enough.</p>
<p>Im not really worried in my GPA because my marking period grades themselves are great. Im just worried when colleges look at my transcript their going to reject me immediately =/</p>
<p>Me too I heard terrible things about my Physics final for next year and idk how good I did on my finals.</p>
<p>When there’s a mismatch between your expected and your actual grade, it’s a good learning opportunity to uncover what went wrong. You should look at your final exams and reflect on how your preparation should have been different.
It sounds like you are finishing 10th grade…it’s more important to get a handle on this issue first, then worry about getting into a specific school.</p>
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<p>These two sentences don’t make sense to me: first you’re worried because your As turned into Bs, then you’re not worried about your gpa because your grades are great, but finally you’re worried about your transcript.</p>
<p>The answer that vossron gave to your original question was correct.</p>