extra credit for school
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Go to this site.  You can add them up here.\n\nhttp://www.baseball-reference.com/teams/BOS/
467101
maybe there is a way...\nstudy extra hard. dont giveup!\ntry to get extra credit. do everything you can. work hard. i bet if you really tried you could pull it up to like a c or b!\n\ngood luck, hope i helped! ♥
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yes, because when you take honor classes, an a is worth a 5 not a 4, and when you add all of the classes together, and multiply them by the possible grades wich is divided by 4 you get a number higher then a 4.0.\n\nEX: Math Honors A=5.0\n    Science Honors A=5.0\n    Regular geography A=4.0\n    English Honors A=5.0\n\n    Overall GPA is 4.75 if you get those grades
232466
I think it might mean that that class or credit that you took will replace a class youre transfering to.  say you took a us history class, and you moved to another school where you had to take a history class but it was slightly different(as all schools are), then you probably are exempt from that class in the new school because you already took the class.  I think, not sure though.  hope it helps.
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you could try finding a online school that you could attend. that your credit for the class you have taken already will carry over. you can get financial aid for online class. I myself attend Kaplan Universtiy online. I received financial aid to attend.  I am due to graduate in 2008 0r 2010.
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Unless the school specifically tells you it's okay (the ones that do usually state it on their website), I wouldn't advise it. They already have to wade through so much paperwork, they probably won't appreciate extra. Honestly, 3 is enough. Choose professors who will write with three different perspectives and who know you best.\nHowever, if you're determined to send more, contact the department directly and ask. They usually list a contact on the program's website.
647566
no that is an awesome thing ur really smart and also it counts for ur high school credit so you wont have as many classes when you are in high school
68610
Sounds a bit excessive to me.  A b+ is really good.  If this is your lowest grade you are doing excellent.  Your parents must be strict with you, but I stillthink this is excessive.
110983
Yes. At some universities AP scores will give you credit, but the colleges are raising the standard for accepting them. For example, at UT a 4 is needed for most AP exam scores, but at University of North Texas, only a 3 is needed. They want more intelligence.
609186
YES, you do add all 3 scores: reading, writing and math together to get your combine score out of 2400. However, some colleges aren't considering the writing score since it's fairly new, but you still add it.
610674
Calculus !  \nOne other thought is check with your counselor and find out what courses are available that will count as college credit, like accelerated English, Math, Science, ect.  This will give you a jump start and you won't have to take them when you get there!\nYou can also sign up for distant learning courses with the College you are planning on attending and start this summer with your pre-requisite courses.
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That's excellent just as long as you get ALL A's next semester it will continue to rise. Try to aim for a 3.5. Most colleges like a 3.0 or better. Highly selective like a 3.5 close to a 4.0. The maximum is over a 4.0 because AP classes are weighed more. A friend of mine currently as a 4.5 w/ all A's and some AP classes.
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University of Phoenix allows you credits for life skills that you have gotten from work/experience.  The only thing is you have to pay for them to verify all the info you give them, but you do get it credited.  I think it is like $150.
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I think so yes. Talk to your child's dean, or councilor. they will know. It is not the same everywhere though. BE CAREFUL WITH MOVING! Do not let any credits get "lost" or "mixed up". I moved three times in high school. By my last three months in my Senior year, they told me my credits were not in order. I have about 2 in a half in algebra 2 1 in a half in geometry, NONE for English 1 and 2. When a child moves from state to state in high school, some teachers quite, and don't turn in what they need to, and sometimes they get your credits mixed up with someone Else's. It is a big problem. I moved from North Carolina, to Texas, and than to New Mexico while I was working on my high school credits. Just be careful, and make sure everything is in order with the credits BEFORE your child starts a new year. I ended up needing to do two whole years of homes school because of that. It also made me decide to not go to public schools anymore. Good luck with all.
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probably need to ask the school
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There's nothing wrong with doing a little extra to get further, but if your grades start to decline you may want to back off just a bit.\nYou've got 4 years to do what you want to, anyhow Good Luck!
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"Smart One"???  Apparently not so much huh?\nGuess what dude....you're about to get grounded.\nIf you knew that you had something riding on that grade, then maybe you should have studied a little harder, got a tutor, asked for some help, got a "study-buddy", asked the teacher if there were some extra credit projects you could have done.\nTRUST ME---if you fudge a "new" report card, it WILL be discovered eventually by your parents and then you'll be in even BIGGER trouble.  You figure, you have what...3 more report cards to go this year? Are you going to modify ALL of them to reflect this change? More trouble then it's worth if you ask me!Take your lumps now, they'll only get bigger if you lie.