My grades :(.

[xadamx]

talk to your teachers or somebody else about what you should do to do better. maybe get a tutor for your classes you cant bring up. lucky kid 69 is failing here. i dont understand you kids that have 50 as failing. thats so amazing

[einhander619]

High school cumulative GPA: 3.8
College cumulative GPA 3.5(junior year, major: econ)
all while partyin' and snowboarding like it's my job.

for the rest of yall:

here

sorry, but college is the most difficult thing I've ever done, and I'm kinda proud of it.

[xrancid_milkx]

Originally posted by FutureMagOwner and have to ask you how on earth do you have a b in that class? thats must be one of the easiest classes i have ever taken besides house design and health. [/B]

Homework, simply I don't do homework.

Your right, that class is so easy I don't even want to do the work. Sma ething happened to me when I took "Teen Survival" in Sophmore year. The work was so incredibly easy I didn't even want to touch it. I ended up with a D I think in that class....

[sneakyhacker420]

i have a 43.2% in english

i hate school... half of the crap i dont even need for what i plan to do in the future... prolly a software engineer or something

[bunkermaster10]

Ok just found out I have exactly a 70% in Spanish! Which is a C.

[cphilip]

Dam.. A 70 should never be a C. Anywhere. But...

My kids school is also on the variations of 7 points not 10 points like some of you. So a 69 would be failing now. Its in gradients of 7 points and is so for , I think, a lot of places now.

Back in the dark ages when I went to school it was 10 points between each grade. however those extra points were to compensate us for having to walk 10 miles to school... in five foot of snow... uphill...both ways...

[einhander619]

I'm glad to see tougher standards, really. I'm sick of seeing frankly stupid people get into college and gobble up resources, then flunk out regardless. I think that if you're not willing to bust your butt in high school, you have no business being there, taking attention away from the kids who want to make something of themselves. Honestly, what's the point of high school if you're not going on to college?

[bunkermaster10]

Hey I would like to say that I didn't get any D's after all and I almost got on the honor roll (3.0GPA).

[tony3]

Originally posted by cphilip
Dam.. A 70 should never be a C. Anywhere. But...

My kids school is also on the variations of 7 points not 10 points like some of you. So a 69 would be failing now. Its in gradients of 7 points and is so for , I think, a lot of places now.

Back in the dark ages when I went to school it was 10 points between each grade. however those extra points were to compensate us for having to walk 10 miles to school... in five foot of snow... uphill...both ways...

uphill...both ways...

Meh, Im a pretty big slacker and have an 86 average, good enough for second honors, if I really tried and took notes I probably would be in the 90's but I don't really care that much. Plus, my dad is a Vice Channcelor at UIC, so that's where I'm going...

[gimp]

I think it seems stupid for the schools to change to a 7 point scale. For the schools to do this, there must be to many kids getting good grades, and not doing much work. Instead of making the grading system harder, they should teach harder material. The curriculum is probably the same as it was 10 years ago. Or at least close to it. With exception to computer classes and technology stuff. Seems like kids are getting smarter. Instead of judging the kids harder, teach them more stuff!

[Ov3rmind]

I'm a junior in HS right now, and I'm doing pretty well in my classes. All except for Physics atleast. I can do fine in every class but that one for some odd reason, I'm struggling really hard just not to fail it. Plus the teacher is a wanker, but I wouldn't get the subject material either way.