ihave a B+ should I  work harder to get an A+?
611124
B+ is great, but an A+ is even better! strive to do your best. If you don't get A+ at once, don't give up. There are infinite possibilities for you as long as you work hard.
361313
Does anyone else get A's? Ask them how they do it.  If not, ask the teacher what you need to do to get an A.  But it would be easier to find out from another student.
338845
Pay attention in class!  This is the most important thing you can do.  Ask questions when you don't understand something.  Also, review your notes everyday.  (I mean everyday.)  If you find something you have a question on, make a note of it and ask about it. Study groups may help you.  If so, ask around class and see if anyone is interested in joining you. Getting a 4.0, for most people, takes a lot of dedication.  Good luck.
695191
You gotta be kidding.  If you're in the class you should be able to easily do those, especially a and b!
809171
When you are out of school completely, whether you got straight A's does not matter. Depending on the college you apply to depends on whether or not they will look at your grades. You can still find a successful job and not be perfect.
876130
Yeah I do.... and i think maybe I should have study more or worked harder... but then think eh...\n\n I'm doing pretty good!
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.
468330
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.
530894
Yes and no.  Top employers expect top grades for the first job, but thereafter it often does not matter overmuch.  The average employer, however, is more interested in a B average or better.  If yours is lower, then don't put it on your resume, and if asked about it, explain why it was so low.  Employers respect honesty, but make sure to put a good spin on it if the reason was, in fact, you did not go to class and never really got any better about going.  Most low grades can be attributed to trying to do too much (employers love people they can make work very, very hard), outside pressures (family problems can be "respectable" if the situation has either improved or you have since learned to balance your work and family life better), or not understanding the material (be ready to explain what you did to learn the material better).  So, yes, GPA can be very important in some fields and with some employers.  Places with lots of human resources gatekeepers might use this to keep you out as well, however, to the average "real boss" your reasons why you got low grades and what you have learned since then will probably be just as important, if not more so.  After all, if you had perfect grades, what chance was there for you to learn to improve?
243603
A's and B's are really good. You should be proud of yourself. I made A's and B's in school too. You should just do the best that you can that is the best thing you can do for yourself. Don't get all stressed out because you don't have all A's.
624777
Yes, but only if it's impressive...like B+ and up.
74873
thats up to if you studied hard and worked hard then you might pass,if not you might fail.\n\nOnly time will tell.
268254
well i say u it depends on the marks u hav scored. go for which u get gud marks.
310309
Wouldn't you get a better grade and learn more if you did it yourself?
1100989
A 4.0 GPA is better because it shows that you are willing to put in the work and be responsible on a consistent basis. That is what colleges want to see. A high SAT score is meaningless without anything to back it up.
630665
Probably not if you have to ask on here.  Yous should spend more time studying and less time dicking around here.\n\nOH, and by the way, it's "DO WELL." Best of luck to ya, kid.
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You should try the following approach to do great in school. Lets say that you are an average student getting about 75% in school tests.\n\nYou can't achieve grades by just saying that u want to.The work needs commitment to yourself and your goals.Have a clear cut goal,say, you need to have 95% as your final goal.But work in a step by step manner. Let's put it bluntly, you CAN'T have 95% overnight or even in 1 month. But yes, you could set a primary goal of lets say 80%. Achieve it.Then increase the goal to 87%, achieve it then 92% and then 95%.You should follow this approach.I give you a time frame of 1 yr to achieve the goal. If you want something faster this is not meant for you then.It is not a quick fix solution to help you...we  are talking of you being having 75% and going on 95%, it cannot be a sudden jump.Follow these steps\n\n1.Your final exams are lets say 2 months later, and you have a huge deal of syllabus to cover. DON'T LEAVE ANYTHING TO THE VERY END.Start preparing right away.\n\n2.You could adopt 2 kinds of approaches to work on: do any two subjects each day or have a fixed time span to complete one subject. If, the syllabus that is coming for the exams has already been taught in school, i'd suggest you take the second method, but if it isn't you should rather take in the first method.Both are equally good, it depends on you.\n\n3.Make your schedule flexible. Provide for allowances and unexpected happenings. Give yourself a break after every session of 45 minutes. The break should be of 10 minutes and NOT MORE THAN THAT.\n\n4.Your syllabus should be completed in the following manner:\na)LEARNING:You learn everything that is to be covered. After you learn a chapter, ask someone to listen to what you learnt,immediately.After all,you need to bake the pot you have moulded.It really helps.It should constitute 65% of your shedule days\nb)1st REVISION:Set some days for the revision of material that you have learnt. Join some class that gives test series or ask someone at home/teachers to test you out.This mauy involve written tests,orals.Essentially this revision should be 25% of your study schedule days\nc)2nd REVISION: This is the repition of the above mentioned step but is directly after it\n\n5.For Math you should have lots and lots of practise, I tell you Maths can either make your score or break it. The key heere is practise. If you aren't good at maths, seek help, join tutions. The key here is that you should have done your bokk at least THREE TIMES before the exam.TRY TO DO A FEW SUMS EVERYDAY\n\n6.One basic reason why most students don't do so well because of the lack of initiative and the involvement of the parents . Ask your parents not only to help you but monitor you and keep a check on you always.\n\n7.Do not stick to the computer/TV when you know you should hve been studying.My TV had been packed in my exams too, and i must say it helped.\n\n8.Have someone in your class with whom you can have constant competition. Have that "I have to beat that bloody bastard" kind of spirit. It helps!\n\n9. Be truthful to yourself. If you know that you have completed a chapter only superflously and see that others are playing all around acknowledge this fact because "you want to do extremely well at school in order to achieve greatness as education is the key to real greatness."Isn't it?\n\n10.Do not get dejected if you aren't able to achive the short term goal. Keep the ultimate goal in your mind. Work hard and be serious, no one can stop you from coming to the head of the class\n\n11. Listen to what the teacher says in school, sometimes they give huge hints about the questions to be asked in exams. Keep your eyes and ears open always. \n\n12. Prepare notes(only if you feel they shall be of help)\nThey give they crux of the chapter.\n\n13.Try to please the teacher, don't be a punk and get carried away by the crowd. Teachers get impressed when you ask int