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Hello! In 9th grade I was a horrible student that didn't do any homework at all or even check my grades once because of certain circumstances that I should have honestly pushed out of the way, but I honestly didn't really care. In 10th grade 1st semester I was horrid and made all C's as well because I didn't care, but then in 2nd semester I realized that I'm a loser and need to bring my grades up. In 2nd semester for 10th grade I made all A's except in a math class which I made a 78 in. Like, I am a stupid person, but if I try (which I can except in math classes tbh because I'm straight up terrible) - then, I do get the grade I want. I'm going to be in after-school classes for math next year though to bring my grade up.
In 9th: 2.100 GPA
In 10th: 2.594 GPA
All of my classes were regular except in 10th 2nd semester I took 2 dual credit classes which were weighted at 5.0 unlike the rest which were 4.0.
This year I'm taking these for 1st semester:
AP ENG 3 (weighted at 6.0)
ALGEBRA 2
PHYSICS
DC US HISTORY (weighted at 5.0)
SOCIOLOGY (weighted at 5.0)
LIVESTOCK PROD
SMALL ANIMAL MGMT
VET MED APP
CCT
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2ND SEMESTER:
AP ENG 3 (weighted at 6.0
ALGEBRA 2
PHYSICS
DC US HISTORY (weighted at 5.0)
ART 2 (weighted at 5.0)
BCIS (weighted at 5.0)
LIVESTOCK PROD
VET MED APP
CCT
^^ The rest of the classes that were not otherwise labeled as 5.0 or 6.0 are 4.0 classes.
In senior year for 1st semester I'm taking:
PRE-CAL
DC BIOLOGY (5.0) (2 BLOCK CLASS)
DC ENGLISH (WEIGHTED AT 5.0)
DC FEDERAL GOVERNMENT (WEIGHTED AT 5.0)
DC PHILOSOPHY (WEIGHTED AT 5.0)
PRACTICUM IN VET SCIENCE (2 BLOCK CLASS)
I was wondering if it is possible for me to get a 3.0 if I get A's in all of these classes?? Most of these classes are 1 credit with the exception of small animal management, sociology and art 2 which are .5 credit. The ones that are double blocked in senior year are 2 credits. I'm not going to mention my 2nd semester classes for senior year considering they apparently don't matter or something?? Like, only your 1st semester for senior year is inputted into your GPA. Is that true?
I took 2 summer classes this summer for my dual credit classes and I made A's in both economics and tx government. I'm willing to commit and get A's and everything, but there isn't really a way for me to fix this whole high school situation.
Two of my teachers this year (english and history) were really 'impressed' by the fact that I started trying in class (or more so they were shocked that an idiot went from C's to making high A's, 99 & 100) and by the end of the year they both recommended me in AP. They also told me they're willing to give me recommendations for college.
When I apply for a college, I'm going to make sure to do the optional essay as well and this year I'm going to try to become the president of recycling club (if that matters). They have the club once a week and each time you attend, you get 1 volunteer hour.
I will probably apply to college a bit late so that my 1st semester of senior year is inputted into my GPA. Is that ok?
My dual credit (community college) gpa is good for now as I have taken only 5 classes, maintaining the 4.0. I'm going to have 61 credits in-total and will graduate with my associate's a month before high school. This year in 11th there is going to be a certification as a veterinary assistant that I'm going to try and get, and I'll be working as a kennel assistant next summer (plus taking spanish 1, 2 and speech during the summer for my community college classes). I'll also volunteer at the local animal shelter.
I'm going to attempt at making a high SAT score and will retake it if it isn't where I would like for it to be. In your opinion, what is an ideal SAT?
BACK TO THE QUESTION: Is it possible for me to get a 3.0 by the time I graduate high school?
I typed this all real quick so I'm sorry about the grammar structure.. I can't stop thinking about all this gibberish. Like I said previously, I am willing to commit 100%. I checked my Skyward for 2nd semester in 10th and apparently I logged on 150 times each month with a total of like 750+ log-ins. In 9th grade I logged on once lol.
Would love advice.
In 9th: 2.100 GPA
In 10th: 2.594 GPA
All of my classes were regular except in 10th 2nd semester I took 2 dual credit classes which were weighted at 5.0 unlike the rest which were 4.0.
This year I'm taking these for 1st semester:
AP ENG 3 (weighted at 6.0)
ALGEBRA 2
PHYSICS
DC US HISTORY (weighted at 5.0)
SOCIOLOGY (weighted at 5.0)
LIVESTOCK PROD
SMALL ANIMAL MGMT
VET MED APP
CCT
-
2ND SEMESTER:
AP ENG 3 (weighted at 6.0
ALGEBRA 2
PHYSICS
DC US HISTORY (weighted at 5.0)
ART 2 (weighted at 5.0)
BCIS (weighted at 5.0)
LIVESTOCK PROD
VET MED APP
CCT
^^ The rest of the classes that were not otherwise labeled as 5.0 or 6.0 are 4.0 classes.
In senior year for 1st semester I'm taking:
PRE-CAL
DC BIOLOGY (5.0) (2 BLOCK CLASS)
DC ENGLISH (WEIGHTED AT 5.0)
DC FEDERAL GOVERNMENT (WEIGHTED AT 5.0)
DC PHILOSOPHY (WEIGHTED AT 5.0)
PRACTICUM IN VET SCIENCE (2 BLOCK CLASS)
I was wondering if it is possible for me to get a 3.0 if I get A's in all of these classes?? Most of these classes are 1 credit with the exception of small animal management, sociology and art 2 which are .5 credit. The ones that are double blocked in senior year are 2 credits. I'm not going to mention my 2nd semester classes for senior year considering they apparently don't matter or something?? Like, only your 1st semester for senior year is inputted into your GPA. Is that true?
I took 2 summer classes this summer for my dual credit classes and I made A's in both economics and tx government. I'm willing to commit and get A's and everything, but there isn't really a way for me to fix this whole high school situation.
Two of my teachers this year (english and history) were really 'impressed' by the fact that I started trying in class (or more so they were shocked that an idiot went from C's to making high A's, 99 & 100) and by the end of the year they both recommended me in AP. They also told me they're willing to give me recommendations for college.
When I apply for a college, I'm going to make sure to do the optional essay as well and this year I'm going to try to become the president of recycling club (if that matters). They have the club once a week and each time you attend, you get 1 volunteer hour.
I will probably apply to college a bit late so that my 1st semester of senior year is inputted into my GPA. Is that ok?
My dual credit (community college) gpa is good for now as I have taken only 5 classes, maintaining the 4.0. I'm going to have 61 credits in-total and will graduate with my associate's a month before high school. This year in 11th there is going to be a certification as a veterinary assistant that I'm going to try and get, and I'll be working as a kennel assistant next summer (plus taking spanish 1, 2 and speech during the summer for my community college classes). I'll also volunteer at the local animal shelter.
I'm going to attempt at making a high SAT score and will retake it if it isn't where I would like for it to be. In your opinion, what is an ideal SAT?
BACK TO THE QUESTION: Is it possible for me to get a 3.0 by the time I graduate high school?
I typed this all real quick so I'm sorry about the grammar structure.. I can't stop thinking about all this gibberish. Like I said previously, I am willing to commit 100%. I checked my Skyward for 2nd semester in 10th and apparently I logged on 150 times each month with a total of like 750+ log-ins. In 9th grade I logged on once lol.
Would love advice.
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