HELP....i got G grades in my GCSEs?
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Seems like the people in this section are on to you.\nThis person got their last account deleted for asking this exact same question 98 times.\nIt's nothing more than a cruel joke.\nAnd I agree, you DO have serious problems....
760285
Have you decided what you want to do as a career - if so that will probably determine what GCSEs you need to take.  If you're not at all sure about what you want to do why don't you speak to your local careers advisor.  If you look on the internet you should find your local careers scheme.  Good luck.
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you Need to sit down with your parents and explain that a b is a good grade, the more they put this kind of pressure on you the harder it will be for you, your parents need to realise how hard they are being and that they are not offering you the right support, maybe you should let them read some of these emails and give them an insight to how you feel, I'm a parent and i know if i was making my children feel like this i would not be happy with myself,,please try talking to them in a calm manner, and choose a time when non of you are stressed. good luck
748510
u have got 70+ marks on the average. that means u have got grade B. i wont say this is a very good result. but after lookin at ur marks u seem to be excellent in few subjects but at the same time u haven't scored good in the other subjects. well i feel that u are not taking all the subjects seriously. the fact is that if one want to get good marks one has to make stress on every subject. for this one has to create his interest in all.\nbut overall i would say this is a average type of result.
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If you're talented and keen, lack of Art GCSE may not be "that" much of a hindrance. To get onto a course you will need to have a great portfolio though. \n\nProbably most people who do it go the GCSE, A Level, Foundation Course, Degree route. That's what I did.\n\nOr GCSE, NVQ type stuff to a certain level and you can get onto a degree that way.\n\nSaying that, I know a couple of very good graphic designers who never studied it at all, just worked at a printers and got into it that way. They're the exception though.
707078
tell your parents you really tried and try your best to allow them to understand you did your best and will work even harder next term to get a better mark. NExt time acturally try hard to achieve higher mark
694100
All a higher gpa will get you if you are already at the university level is honors.\n\nIts best to try an understand the material better then it is to strive for a high gpa. Pass your courses and do the best you can to understand everything you are learning.
773226
Try the police. Basic GCSE maths, english etc above c grade should get you in.
848280
Just your high school grades.\n\nCoach
746313
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We need more information:\n\n1. What's the low end of your "C" scale? Many schools go with the 90/80/70/60 scale, but quite a few may not.\n2. I have to assume you have more grades than that one test.\n\nIf that test indicates how you've done so far, then I'd have to assume you'd need to average a 90 the rest of the grading period, but I can't accurately calculate that without knowing your other grades.
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Have you tried going to you counselour and asking for advice? Have you talked with your teachers for a way to pull your grade up? Most people are willng to work with you \nIF your genuine about achieving you degree, this might be hard since your on probation but IF you are genuine about your education you might be able to figure something out with your college board members, teachers, something.\nSorry probably wasn't much help.
725111
Go back to college and do your GCSE's. If it's what you really want the option is there for you!
186173
check if the unversity you are applying to takes the average of the initial and retaken courses because in that case unless you are sure you will ace the course second time, there is no point in repeting it. it will kill your G.P.A for university. Maybe just let it go that way and concentrate on other courses to boost up your G.P.A.
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That was unfair of your teacher but we are all human.  The problem may simply be that you are in a difficult grade right now.  Some grade levels tend to be more difficult than others, usually 5th and 7th for example.  Most teachers who play teacher's pet don't do that with grades, only privileges.  If you liked your previous teacher, maybe you tried harder. I'm sure if you do your best you will find that your grades will reflect that.
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Oh my goodness, you are too young to be worrying that much about grades!  Eeeek!  They push kids harder and harder as the years go by...\n\n3.7 is a great GPA!  It seems to me like math is your forte.  It is VERY common for people to do better in the classes they are more interested in.  We have a limited attention span, and we have to delegate what we really listen to, and what we don't.  Personally, I am not good at math.  So because I do not have a passion for it, I am more attentive in English.  And often, it is not even on purpose, but it's in our human nature to ignore what we don't care to hear.  But unfortunately, as you will learn in life, you have to force yourself to! \n\nMy advice for you...you seem to be doing well in math.  So, as that's not your 'problem' area, I would focus more on literature.  Ask yourself what it is about Literature that you are not understanding.  Do you have a problem finding the meaning of what you are reading?  Do you have problems reading a large amount of text?  Try and figure out what it is that is making the class difficult for you.  Let a parent or guardian know, and they can definitely help you!  Another person to ask would be your teacher.  They are there to help you learn, and if you are honest with them and say "I need help," they will be more than willing!  Especially since it affects their salary! (or at least it will soon).  Another idea is to find a friend in the class to study with.  You may be too young, yet, to have study groups.  But I have been studying with friends since late elementary school, and it helps a lot to hear the information from someone other than a teacher!\n\nOne technique I have used before is while you are reading a short story or article, write down the main characters, their roles in the story, the plot, important events, etc...  When you are done reading, review the notes you took and it will help solidify the information and make it stick better!  College professors actually advise students to review the information they learned in class immediately following lecture because you keep it in your short-term memory longer, which will make it easier to translate to long-term memory!  \n\nAlso...an honors math class...a 3.7 GPA...you are NO dumbie! :)  And even if you get a bad grade on something, it does not mean you are dumb!  I consider myself an intelligent person, and I have failed tests/exams before.  Sometimes, you just have bad luck or you get a brain fart during an exam!  It happens to the best of us!! So don't worry, and if all else fails, ask for help! :)
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Hi there,\n\nWell, since the 4302 module is new, there are no previous grade boundaries to go by. However, I think it is safe to assume that the grade boundaries will be similar to those of the June 2006 Module 1 Higher Tier, which follows:\n\nMarks out of 40:          Grade:\n\n10                                  C\n17                                  B\n24                                  A\n32                                  A*\n\nWhich means that your mark would give you a B, but you're only a few marks off an A. Well done!\n\nI can't be sure this is exactly right for the paper you did, but it's a guideline.\n\nTry the AQA website for more information. I got the above details from the following web page:\n\nhttp://www.aqa.org.uk/over/stat_pdf/AQA-GCSE-BOUND-JUN06.PDF\n\nGood luck in your exams!