How do B students get A grades?
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I say, don't freak out on tests, get to know your professors well, see a tutor (they're not just for saving you from failing, a study group might also help if you think there are others in your position).\n\nAlso don't feel bad about getting Bs.  (If you haven't yet you could take more exploratory classes and see if there is just something else you are better at).
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B.S. is a skill you will need in college.\nParagraph one:\nWhat a lovely school you have--go on and on about facilities and how clean they are.  Try to keep the sarcasm away.\nparagraph two:\nIt is the duty of every student to support the hardworking staff in keeping up this fine building. (examples)\nparagraph three:\nHow we show respect for ourselves by showing respect for others.\nLay it on thick.  You can't lay it on too thick.  Just watch out for sarcasm!  \nAND:  ink or typed, spell checked AND in one of those spiffy plastic binders if you can manage.  This is the kiss up part.\nAnd stop throwing things, drawing on things, and don't get yourself int his fix again!
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Don't be so hard on yourself and don't give up. We are not all Einsteins. If you have a B+ grade point average, you still have a pretty good shot at getting into a good school. Use every opportunity to increase your weak academic areas and really work hard on your areas of interest that you are thinking about for a career. The tests are really not much of an indicator of how well you will succeed in life and in a career.
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effective studying\n- pay full attention to the teachers\n- always do your best in all your works.\n- consisten revision
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Study hard.  If that doesn't work, take up computer hacking and give yourself whatever grades you'd like to have.
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your are very competitve, one B will not hurt you as long as you explain your situation. the admissioners will evaulate based on the information provided. they know that no one is perfect, a B is just a minor flaw. try to get a better SAT score and SAT subject exams.
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Chances are relatively low for top b-schools.  But there are things you can do to improve your chance.\n1) Strong work experience.\n2) Get even better GMAT score.\n3) Write killer admissions essay.\n4) Strong recommendation letters.\n5) Extra-ciricular activites.\n6) Apply for early deadlines.\n\nGood luck!
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Study for tests and quizzes, since theyre weighted in most classes, they make up a majority of your grade (ex. if you get two 100's on homework assignments, but then get a 40 on a test, that 100 gets multiplied by 0.3 while the 40, by 0.7, so you end up with a bad grade). Try flashcards, and work on improving your test taking skills and study habbits.
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Do the class work and the homework (do a good job).\nPay attention in class.\nSuck up to the teacher.\nDo extra credit work.\nHand everything in on time too.
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You spend your class time paying close attention, taking notes and doing the assignments to the best of your ability.  Then, you spend your AFTER school time studying.. even when you don't have homework.. you study the lesson ANYWAY..  You ask your teachers for extra credit work and then you do your VERY best on them.  You will not only raise your grades and your GPA, but you will impress the teachers which DOES make a difference, take my word for it.
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you want to know the secret?    no one will tell you.  They say "study"\n\nBull crap.\n\nYou make A's in college by taking subjects that have only one answer per question.\n\nSo to make A's in college you would take math, chemestry, accounting, physics, biology, etc.   In these classes you either know the answer or you don't.   I'm not saying these are easy subjects, I'm only telling you how to get A's.   To get an A you need a subject that actually has a DEFINED answer.\n\nand you avoid subject that don't have a single answer.  where you write "papers" etc.   AVOID English, history, humanities, art, music etc.   All subject which are tested by papers and your "argument."
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by doing good in school and doing lots of extra credit for things u might be getting a c on!
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I know where I go to school your GPA can be weighted by AP or dual-enrolment (college) classes.  That's the only way I know you can get above a 4.0.  Also, you don't have to get a 100% in all your classes to have a 4.0. You just have to have all A's.
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Total all of the grade points and divide them by the number of grades.\n\nA=4, b=3, C=2, D=1, F=0\n\n2 B's and an A would be 10 points, divide by 3 and the GPA is 3.3
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Get Straight A's\nHave extra curriculars\nBe a good person\nBe a genuine person whose personality they can see\nWrite a good entrance essay that shows who you are\n\nAll else fails having a lot of money helps.
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study hard and make good grades
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well it depends on how smart you are\nan A is worth 4 points\na B is worth 3 \na C is worth 2\nA D is worth 1\nand a F is 0\nif you add up all the #'s above for your grades and devide them by the # of classes you have then you get your GPA. \nAlso if your in Honnors classes you get an extra point for each grade\nEX. An a would = 5 instead of 4 and so on