I know that a lot of colleges see the typical: good grades, SAT/ ACT scores, AP classes, extracurriculars, etc. But is that it? I can't say I'm the smartest student, but I meet the requirements to go above a regular course in high school. Teachers do recommend me to take AP, even though I'm not the top-notch AP student. Is that a disadvantage for me?
2006-11-05
12:07:12
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As a sidenote.
I messed up Freshman year. I signed up for all hard classes and got a lot of B's and 2 A's. I took 4 5.0 classes as well.
Then in sophomore year, I got straight A's. I hope to keep that pattern this year, but do you think Freshman year will hurt my acceptance in a Ivy league or equally exceptional college?
2006-11-05
12:12:04 ·
update #1