Pieguin
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High School Universities don't look at Junior High Grades, but Junior High Grades have an important role in determining your future; they [usually] determine the classes you will receive in High School, which in turn affects Universities. :)
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Actually, it's just my stickler personality [has anyone read Eats, Shoots, and Leaves?] that compels me to take it this far, so I get minorly-bugged if I see a typo, and I want to shoot myself when I make a typo. :wall:
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Geez, this is kinda sad. A good amount of individuals I know [including myself] 'suck' at Math, the most lovely [ :roll: ] subject I've ever known. Throughout my years of being in school [i'm currently a Freshman]; I've always managed to pull off Math with a... B, save 8th Grade [best year ever; straight A's / A+'s], because I suppose our Arithmetic teacher was fairly lenient. But, anyway, on-topic-- you should worry about it [one would not get anywhere if he or she didn't], and explain the situation to your parents that it's fairly self-inflicted, if that was the case. My parents aren't particularly 'fair' when it comes to education [but at least I don't get flogged with a pointy stick if I don't get straight A's], but if they know about the grade and its 'whereabouts', chances are, the situation will improve. Maybe. Oh, and the school I go to is kinda lenient; 60% is a passing grade [a D], but, with the competition to be accepted into Universities nowadays, one might as well go to a Community College-- a big fat 'D' slaughters everything.
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This is my first day here, and I've skimmed through the Player Killing forum; after my first ten minutes of viewing topics that were answered quite 'interestingly,' I've come to wonder... Exactly who here still writes with attempted 'perfect' grammar?-- No offense to those who don't, but I've had to squint [ :shock: ] and ponder about some of the unique alterations of the English language... It was hard [read] for me to understand what quite a bit of the topic posters were saying, without the urge to leap off a five-story-high building.