Do you think my marks can improve by alot in 2 months?
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
1123615
I'm guessing that you are pretty young, so you might improve in a month. Just run the whole summer, and go to all of your summer xc practices. I am assuming you have summer xc practices, but I might not be right.
39988
Not necessarily. Many colleges look at both your overall gpa and your last two years gpa. So, hopefully you will do very well this year and next year. Remember that you only have two more semesters to get grades before most applications are due (you have this spring's grades and next fall's grades) so it is critical that you do well. \n\nRemember, that gpa is one very important factor in admissions, but most colleges also want you to have high SAT or ACT scores, so you need to prepare for doing well on this test. You can study for it, and I like to have people study for it by buying a bunch of practice tests and taking a practice test a week for 8-12 weeks. Take a test, score it, and then look up every item you got wrong. Then repeat. You should see your scores improving.\n\nFinally, colleges really do want to see that you have some significant interests within and outside of school. So, you also need to show that you have leadership potential, or talent, or community impact. Clubs, hobbies, and community service can all be a part. \n\nFinally, you really need to be able to do a good personal statement. It probably would be helpful to address your poor grades, why you had them and what you learned about yourself so that you could turn it around. Be able to address your values and why you and the school you are applying to are a good match. \n\nHang in there, do well, and remember that college applications are multifaceted.
268254
well i say u it depends on the marks u hav scored. go for which u get gud marks.
572799
Yes is worth your time, I took a few clases in summer and I like it. Things are a little faster thought, but if you only take one or two clases you could do it.
439621
I think now would be a good time to start, since the exam session has already started, although you still have a couple of weeks for most subjects.\n\nCan I recommend www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize ?\n\nGood luck!
742877
you should start studying, but like that guy said, plan it out. Get  hold of past papers. Do a timed one, and see what your score is. Go  over your notes to see where you went wrong. Do a past paper every 2 days, you'll improve in your knowledge, improve in  knowing what a question is asking for, and you will know how to do these types of questions come the exam. Good luck.
713324
You seem to be doing quite well to me.  Just continue with what you are doing now.  You are understood and you will continue getting better.
698965
hey, that sounds pretty good to me. i wish i knew your ACT score. i'm expecting you probably have between a 29-33. that'll get you in pal. good luck.
280468
Unless you are extraordinarily good at learning languages quickly, there is no way you will be able to learn French in 2 months.  At most you'll be able to learn some conversational phrases.  It's cheaper just to buy book that translates English to french and talk to the locals.  You'll probably learn faster that way too.
407202
Yes but you will have to wait until next summer, so you could potentially waste of a year of your life.  Also, some coursework may have to be re-done.  Better to pass them first time round!
16532
Practice more. You'll get better as you do.
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.
58703
I can get an A+!!\n100%
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
936643
yes, it could take up to 18 months to get "acclimatized" to being back. good luck and be patient
367593
best bet is to go for the highest mark. It does depend on the test though. my A+ said it was 80% but after i passed on my pass sheet is said 75% so my ACPT and ACDT both said 80 and were 80 my ACHDS said 70 and was 65 so i would assume the full 87% and hope your lucky and its lower