I got an A in the class 10 years ago but I have forgotten a lot of it.
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Your local library. If you have already taken it, try one of the 'Made Simple' type books and do the problems before you check the answers. You will be surprised at the dumb mistakes you make at first, but delighted with how quickly you get it all back.
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try:\n\nhttp://www.gradewinner.com/p/articles/mi_m0403/is_n4_v39/ai_16087652
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I feel u. I took 3 yrs in high school and thought it was over, but I had to take more in college. I suggest you make sure you don't need anymore span. classes. I had to take at least 3 in college. But of course it is very valuable
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I took valproic acid for 2 years, i don't remember anything from that time
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Perhaps the Classmates.com website will help?\n\nGood Luck :)
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I didnt just recently take my test. I took mine back in the middle of December. I just got my results in like the1st week of March. yes it was late but they were slow in grading test because there were a lot of applicants then.
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Well, this is not really a way to cope...but a bit of cheering up :) Eventually the classes you take are going to get harder, and it's not going to be possible to cram for them...that's when you'll shine. You already have the foundation, and you can bet that you will remember the info far longer than your friends who cram the night before. So keep your chin up, as hard and unfair as it seems right now, cuz eventually your hard work will pay off! Just my two cents.
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Ask your teacher or someone at your school who already took it
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they were a-holes when i was in high school and they are a-holes now.
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I have a kind of idea but not sure about.. what if u would go into a university library and look up old exam tests??\nor if u can not get into univ. library ask one of your friends to do it for you.. hmm..\n\ngood luck!! :-))
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It sounds to me like you need a tutor.  You apparently have missed some important things in earlier grades and it is coming back to haunt you.  Also, if you have genuinely been trying, you might have learning disabilities.  Ask your teacher if the school will arrange to test you.  If learning disabilities are identified, the school is obligated by law to provide special help for you.  \n\nKeep in mind that learning disabilities, should you have them, are not an indicator of intelligence.  Many people with learning disabilities have very high IQs, like my daughter.  She is now an honor student in college and doing very well!  \n\nGood Luck!\n\nSue
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I don't know but that's so0o0o0o0o f***ed up! I'm gonna graduate in 2010! Grrrrrrr
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well, your 9th grade year must have been excused. \nwell, if you get working hard, you can scrap with a C average i suppose, and that is a passing grade, unless your in AP
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My first year I taught first grade and I had a wonderful class.  I remember the last day of school.  I had a surprise for my students.  I told my class that I would be teaching second grade the following year and that some of them would be in my class.  I remember crying before my kids left because after all it was my first year teaching and I knew some will be in another class.  My memorable moment came at the end of that second year because more than half of that class had been with me for 2 whole years, and my first two years of teaching at that.  I was going around the class and asking students to share stories about the last two years.  Some said they would remember how I always turned red when I laughed, some said they would remember hearing the radio every morning as they walked in (I would sometimes forget to turn it on) some said they would remember the christmas parties and we just shared memories.  One particular student, who never displayed any emotions had his head down the whole time.  I just figured he was bored by the whole thing since he was like the little typical "macho" kid in the class.  When I got to him, I said Frankie, what will you remember.  When he finally looked at me he had been crying the whole time because he realized that after two years of being his teacher he would be moving on.  I was floored and all I could do was cry too.  Then, well needless to say the waterworks started and half of my class was crying.  I would never forget that because as he was leaving, Frankie said, you are the best teacher I've ever had.  I knew he had meant it.
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try to associate each characteristic with something you already know. i picked the first letter of what i wanted to remember. and thought of something i could associate it with. it really helped me to the point i didn't have to study anymore.
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In my high school 94% and up was an A. In college the majority of classes used a 10 point scale so 90% and up was an A.
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If you "almost" forgot it, that implies that you still know it.\n\nSince you obviously don't, check with the office where you applied.