senior year grades, summer courses?
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You do apply for colleges in the fall, and the colleges do indeed see your list of senior courses and eventually your semester grades because they ask for your transcript. (At least, that is what happens with U of CA applicants.) Freshman year classes do not play a major role, but your GPA should not be low because it contributes to your average GPA in high school. Sophomore and Junior years are extremely important; therefore, I advise you try to take challenging courses and excel in them those two years. I personally have not taken any courses outside of school, but I know others who have but only because the course is sometimes easier at a community college than the course in high school! I do not know the colleges' opinion. good luck with high school!
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Please refre this page http://www.utexas.edu/its/training/handouts/excelgrade/\n\ngood luck..
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Dedication is right!  I had three summer courses a couple years back, combined with a part-time job and an internship and it damn near killed me.  But, you know what, the professors aren't having a good time with it either.  I ended up making sure I went to class and took notes, whatever I read from the assigned readings was a bonus.  Just don't take too many classes.  At least show up for class.  That is the most important.
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not too much but maybe it will help you \nhttp://www.uaf.edu/northern/schools/myth.html give comparative statistics of GPA\nhttp://www.heraldnet.com/stories/05/12/04/100loc_wasl2.cfm
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Go to www.collegeboard.com and type in the schools. There is tons of information on it, including average GPA.
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Not sure if you mean grade school or college but Schoolcraft college offer some summer onine courses.\n\nhttp://www.schoolcraft.edu/\n\nor you can try Michigan Virtual high school>\n\nhttp://www.mivhs.org/content.cfm?ID=123\n\ngood luck
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Most classes and courses and salutations.  Good Luck !   :)
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I'm not sure if it's the same in your area, but your school guidance councelor should be able to advise you. You should look into summer and night school, those are usually options available for getting ahead, along with advance classes. Some schools here in Ny would give you duel credit for one class and some extra credit work.\n\nAlso ask if there are tests available for advancement. Best luck.
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Here are some resources that might help.  If you follow the links provided with the first website it will take you to course outcomes for all grade levels.  They are Canadian, but the language arts outcomes are bsased upon integrating listening, speaking, reading and writing.  I found them quite helpful and they are done in a very user friendly format, designed to be downloaded and printed.\n\nI hope this is of some help.
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IT IS MY SENIOR YEAR !!!
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Excellent  grades.  You could get in a elite college if you maintain those types of grades.  Well done high school\nstudent!
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Sure\n\nTalk to the Coach.  I have a friend who started his senior year.  You'll need to train and get in shape but talk to the coach.  He'll tell you what to do.
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You could try coursecompass.com or maybe www.highedstudent.aleks.com  hope this helps
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senior, junior,sophomore, freshman
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No - you will be fine.  \n\nThey look at your progress over the entire 4 years, not just one grade given in your senior year.  A 3.7 is fantastic, they won't care.\n\nI had a 2.7 and I still got into college and did very well.  I graduated with a 3.5!
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Go to your community college and ask to upgrade, \nyou can take most all high school grade 12 courses at your college.\nLook into summer school as well and take the highest courses possible. Study your brains out and get perfect A's\nAsk to be skipped ahead.\nTake out books on your own time and learn material that may be usefull later on.\n\ntake college english first, that way you learn to right essays \ncorecctly for all other classes.\n\nOh and look into online courses
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depends on what courses you like and dislike, the best to take is the hardest courses that you can, such as honors and A.P., particularly in the subjects that you like and are strong in, as well as a few intersting extracurricular courses that you do or might enjoy...\nfor me, the best are all my AP courses this year and last: english, us history, government, chem, spanish, calculus and physics; the hardest by far is calculus, followed by physics\nhope that helps...