i dropped from a A - to a B in 2 of my classes, how can i tell my parents?
410022
If you can't tell your parents that you have dropped from an A- to a B then your parents have extremely unrealistic expectations of you.
570879
First let us know what kinda problem you are facing.\nIf you have having problem with your prof., it is not wise to quit the college. You can talk to them/HOD, etc. 'Cos everywhere this problem exists. \nLet us know the problem and it will be easy to give you a solution.\nAs far as i consider, do not quit now. Cos by this time you must have completed 2nd yr. If you join freshly in another col. You have to go thru the 2 yrs again. Talk with your parents and also your friends and take a descision.\nDont waste time.
102496
Well if you're like me and my asian parents... :/ then talk to them. Give them reasons about what you want. That they shouldn't push you too much because it really doesn't help if they force you to go into something you don't want to. And you can always go into general learning first year and then go from there. I'm having the same problem right now. Sin chao.
1095155
I recommend withdrawing, however, this actually depends somewhat on your current GPA.  If it's really high, failing may actually be the better option for you - financially, anyway.  Your transcript will be less pretty, but if you can fail all your classes this semester and still keep your GPA around a 2.5 or better, then this may be the better route to take.  However, if it's going to bring it down to a less than a 2.5, withdraw from the classes.  It will cost you far more in the long run to graduate with less than a 3.0 (as far as job opportunities and salaries go), and it would be very difficult to bring it back up after such a disastrous semester - also, you run the risk of being suspended if it runs too low, which usually means no more financial aid until you can bring it back up, and you have to sit out at least one semester.
2594
show them to who? your parents? if so, before you show them your grades, write up a plan of what you will do to improve (ways to study better, extra credit ideas, organization plan, etc.) and present that to your parents at the time that you show them your grades. this will show them that your grades do matter to you and that you really want to improve. and stick to the plan! hope this works =)
212288
Whatever you do, GET TO SCHOOL BEFORE IT CLOSES!!!  Tell your mom or your neighbor or a close friend.  You could try calling someone in your class who is not exactly your friend...maybe someone who you wouldn't normally talk to.
681328
I'm sorry your father will spank you for a B.  That seems a little extreme to me, but since I don't know the whole situation, there may be factors that play into why this is your reality.\n\nIntegrity is far more important than grades.  If I were you, I would maintain my integrity and be forthcoming about the test.  Prepare a plan for how you will bring your grade up and be ready to present that at the same time that you present the grade.  Perhaps your teacher would be willing to allow you to do extra credit to bring the grade up.\n\nMaking a plan will show your desire to be responsible and accountable.\n\nGood luck.
841995
Try this:  I would like to find out my GPA and class ranking in order to determine whether or not I have met college acceptance requirements.\n\nOr:  I hope you'll be able to help me find out my GPA and class ranking so I can determine whether or not I have met college acceptance requirements.\n\nRemember:  If you're going to use the verb "to be" with "GPA and class ranking," you must use the plural form, since you're referring to TWO things and not ONE:  "what my GPA and class ranking ARE"--not "IS."
1661
Most colleges offer an online database which students can access their grades. You can also contact the registrars office at your university and request an unofficial transcript which should be ready immediately. \n\nAlso, emailing each of your professors for final grades has proved effective for me.
259042
Get whatever grade you want to get on a test. Your grades effect no one but yourself (unless of course your teacher grades on a curve). \n\nIt's all about you. Are you satisfied with an F-?
1143372
Go to your old school and ask for a transcript. Grades are not posted anywhere online for privacy reasons.
810968
First of all--stop being so hard on yourself.  You have a great GPA.  You should be proud of yourself for being able to do so well in challenging classes with a learning disability.  You have what it takes--don't give up--and it will pay off for you eventually.
87932
Well first......don't focus just on the fact you got a C+. What part of the marking period brought it down? Was there a particular test? Paper? Assignment? Was there something that was particularly difficult about it? Did your effort in a certain area go down? Was there something on a paper you failed to include? \n\nParents usually understand rare circumstances like the occastional C if they can understand HOW the grade came to be. Have your ducks in a row. Ask your teacher if you can record all of your grades so that you can explain to your parents how this happened. Then beat your parents to the punch by explaining exactly HOW you are going to go about things differently next grading period. This is what your parents want to hear more than anything. They want to know you learn from your experiences. If they see that you can and have done this, I'm sure they will still be proud of you. \n\nDo not lie. Face it full on. Explain your part in the situation and how you are going to overcome it. I promise your parents will appreciate this more than you realize.
480390
go back to your professor...be honest with him and ask him for help. Professors do not enjoy failing students and have the viewpoint that everyone deserves a second chance. Ask him or her what you can do to redeem yourself.
396262
Ask your counselors to take it P/Np. If they don't P/NP you - get your parents on the deal. Counselors really should help you out. Or - make a deal with your chem teacher - tell her that if you pass the AP exam - give you a B. If you get a 2 - then ask for a C. Try to haggle with your teacher. Talk to her and tell her your problem and try to make her understand your life as a second semester senior and that you could've just as easily dropped AP Chem after 1st sem.
782305
Write a letter to the professor of the class, sending a copy to the Registrar's office.  For your protection (and especially if you do this anonymously), keep a copy for yourself, and mail an additional copy to yourself at the same time.  Do not open that envelope without a university official present.  It documents that you informed the university in good faith - and that you weren't intentionally part of the problem.\n\nYour letter should be simple.  Mention only what you know, that the schools laws on academic honesty have been broken.  Do not complain of the effect on your grade.\n\nBe careful - you could be considered a partner to this.  Tell the truth, and only what you know - don't add to the story to make it any worse.  Your credibility is at stake.
406390
the easiest way to get your grade back to where you want them, is to take the subjects your lagging in, wutever your having problems with try to break it down into something you enjoy, like science is broken down into simple everyday things and the same for math and what not so just try to focus wut your having issues with into being able to function again, science is as simple as eating a pizza and math as easy as doing the dishes you just have to find a way to look at it like that