What will this bring my grade up to?
476391
we need more information.  We don't need your average--we need to know how many total points you have and how many possible points there are, so we know how much weight to give the 100 points.
435703
My Grade Point Average!3.9 so far!!*subject of enthusiasm may change w/o notice*
440138
No one is really going to do that for you considering that the possibility that you use it to get a grade is very likely. Learn to do your own work.\n\nHey Captain Tenneal....make her do her own work!
141730
I think you can just add up your grades per points.  Each one should have a point value such as A- would be around 3.5 or something.  Usually like this A=4, B=3, C=2, D=1 and F=I guess Zero.  \nSO if say you got three A's, two B's and one C it would go something like this:\n4+4+4+3+3+2=20  divide that by the number of numbers  which is 6/20 and you get: 3.3 grade average.  \nI think that is how I used to do it in college.  But for the minuses and pluses like A+ or something...I don't know.  Just ask your school administrator what the point value of each grade is and then follow that solution I gave you. \nGood luck!\nd.\n\nthen again, your school should be doing this for you, when you get your grade report!!
413667
You will be graded according to what you've earned.  I wish you all 1's, but if you end up with something less, and you tried your hardest, that's OK too.
543406
Don't worry. Hopefully you'll get good marks, and even if you don't it doesn't really matter.\n\nI got 70s in 10th. Some snobs turned up their noses, but no one gives a dam what your 10th marks are. 5 years from now, you will kick yourself in the butt for worrying so much about something so inconsequential.
719708
Looks like you will be repeating freshman year. I doubt you could raise your grades to even a D average. You're in high school now; grow up and take some respobsibilty.
691775
This sounds dubious, unethical, and highly likely to backfire on you. If every student could just change his/her grades, then GPAs would have no meaning. Your current school is not going to be fooled by this ruse. Find a moral way to achieve your goals.
1091285
Your GPA and your ACT score tell two different stories.  Did something happen when you took your ACT?  Or is 21 a typo?  Your GPA and class list look great, but if I were you, I'd take the ACT one more time to get that extra boost.  \n\nGood luck!  Rock Chalk Jayhawk!
473325
do it on a receipe that your family makes and then provide samples..that should get you a good grade
1025523
It really depends on the grades of your classmates. If they all got A's, then you will be in the lower 10%. If they are more scattered around, then you will be in the middle somewhere. I'm guessing you are on the top 20% (or 30%).
849047
I'm an English teacher.... the same thing (sort of) is going on in my class right now.  I have students with 30s and 40s who have 2 or 3 missing homework grades.  That happens at the beginning of the term before many grades go in.  Your grade should come up if you do well  on your future assignments.  Here is something else to think about..... if you only have 7 grades in the class, period, I would have my mom talk to the principal.  At my school we are required to base a final grade on no fewer than 10 grades per grading term.  Seven is just too few.  Why do you mind your mom talking to the teacher?  If you just missed that one assignment it may help for her to go.  Good Luck!!
916439
Yes of course you can improve alot in two months honey.  Let your teachers know you want to improve so they can both give you pointers and help, and possibly extra credit projects to get the scores up.  If your teachers know you really care and want to try, they will be overjoyed - so many students don't seem to care, and that is what burns teachers out.  Asking for help and extra credit will make their day!\nIn case you do have a teacher too busy to help you, you can still bring your grades up.  You might ask the class brain if they would study with you.  Or does your school have a tutoring center?  Can your parents, or older sibling help?\nAnd finally, if noone is available to help - still keep plugging at it, doing your best.  I think that if you want to, you will surprise yourself with your progress.\nGood luck
324139
Ask her how you could improve your grade. Tell her that you were dissappointed by receiving such a low mark, and you really want to do better.
44811
you should be fine. if its the next step up, shouldnt be anything above your capability
766340
Study longer and harder , so you will be able to remember important things. That should improve your grades.
17280
It depends on the scale and weight of the grades.  Presuming a four point scale and equally weighted classes, two A's (4.0) and one C (2.0) divided by four classes gives you a GPA of 2.5.  F's give you no points.