A+ B C- ?

June 7, 2007, 4:15 AM

What were your grades, or at least, the ones you remember, hopefully your highest ones?
If you don't to share, that's fine.

I like my status --- 5 A's in AP and Honors classes, but with a C in math. =\
The one blight in my academic career.

June 7, 2007, 4:21 AM

I think it was in Junior year that I got all A's in Honors and AP classes, except one B in Physics. =/

Stupid physics.

But then 2nd semester, things kinda got out of hand. >.< My worst was a C.

June 7, 2007, 12:55 PM

At the start of High school, I was getting on well with C's and such. When my mid-term school-life came around, I was hovering around the B grade area, with the occasional A and A+. Once my finals were there, I had a royal flush, as it were. :p I was excessively pleased with my general increase in grades, especially considering the finals were the most imperative for me.

Always goes down well in the interviews.='D

June 7, 2007, 3:19 PM

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I like my status --- 5 A's in AP and Honors classes, but with a C in math. =\
The one blight in my academic career.

Oh man, I know exactly how that one feels.

I'm absolutely horrible in math. Perhaps it's not so much that I'm bad at math than it is that I just don't care about math. I know how to add, subtract, multiply, divide, & do algebra. Anything beyond that I've no use for, so I guess I never really cared to do much in the classes. XD

I'm an A student, with the exceptions being a B- in AP US History (my teacher was absolutely insane; she thought you should eat, sleep, & breathe AP US History) & a C+ in Trigonometry.

Oh yeah, and there is that B+ I made in gym in 9th grade. XD Gawd, I hated gym.

June 7, 2007, 5:17 PM

I think I was a fairly straight C student. Everyone always bitched it was because I didn't apply myself, which is probably true... but I could care less about grades. Then never matter. There's never a point. People get so stressed out and put way too much time and effort into completely pointless things like these. And honestly, it's where it starts. The people who tirelessly waste their time trying to be "A students" in high school are also the people who end up putting their jobs before their families and whatnot. There's no point in going that extra mile for a "grade". Do it for yourself and only go as far as need be.

June 7, 2007, 11:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Ryker

I'm an A student, with the exceptions being a B- in AP US History (my teacher was absolutely insane; she thought you should eat, sleep, & breathe AP US History) & a C+ in Trigonometry.

lol, are you sure you don't have a teacher named Mr. Coleman from a place called Fallbrook High School for AP U.S. History. If not, they're probably related, same outlook on history.

June 8, 2007, 1:20 PM

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lol, are you sure you don't have a teacher named Mr. Coleman from a place called Fallbrook High School for AP U.S. History. If not, they're probably related, same outlook on history.

LOL Wel, I don't know here maiden name, but her married name is Lynn Batten, but yeah they probably are related. She was an awesome person - you could talk to her about anything because she knew at least a little something about everything - but she was an insane teacher.

But I did manage to learn a lot in her class, so I guess it was for the best.

June 13, 2007, 4:07 AM

I was always a C average student.

On occasion I would surprise people by squeezing out some B's or an A every now and then, but to be honest; I never really cared to much about High School at that time. It's funny how that goes. If I where able to do it all over again, I would have taken High School a whole lot more serious.

June 14, 2007, 4:50 PM

Well...in art class I've always got A's, same goes for any computer or media class. In history I've A's and B's that because I really like history. As for English, and math, not too good. Also in high school I've had C's it was because I was an angry, angsty, rebellious teen that sat there playing Gameboy. o_o;

June 14, 2007, 7:30 PM

I'm most happy with the four As I got at A-Level, and my First Class Degree at university. I always did OK at school/university, just never really enjoyed it much. But I stuck it out to try and get the best I could.