In high school I got A's and B's

In college I started out with a 3.8 and then discovered hot boys and fraternity houses. ...I still graduated with a 3.0...minus the ups and downs in between. I am an artist though so GPA really need not apply.

Jess said:

That's the spirit! I'm adopting this as my own personal motto.

TRON said:

GPA is a measure of application and motivation- not of intelligence.

Moonbeam said:

Hey, there ya go. Why make up my own motto, when others can do it for me.

I got A's and B's throughout grade school and JH, but started getting C's, D's and F's through high school. But always the A+ in Advanced English. Now I'm disgustingly rusty.

A's and B's
With the following remark's

Karen, Talks to much in class and disrupt's others before their work is done

Karen needs to apply herself!

Shocking isnt it?

Mr Crippin: Karen STOP Talking!
Karen: Mr Crippin SIR, did it occur to you that i was not talking to MYSELF! You only called out my name.

However i never served a day of detention or any other penalty

Now you see what the problem is .. SHHH!

i is alwayz been da straight A student
i's wah drafted to da university o michigan
to teach da classes in ethics, an econamics
but i's felt dat mah childhood wou be
better spent in da service of da sciences.
helpin to find da chimical compostions
of da major drugs of america, as to find
wayz to combat dem...

CHEECHWIZARD said:

OK

A's & B's

Paisley said:

Mostly A's. However, I've found that once you've obtained a bachelor's degree, nobody cares what you did in high school.

"In high school, time is meaningless. In time, high school is meaningless."

A's & B's

I was extremely active re: extracurricular stuff, as well.

I received a buttload of awards during our senior awards night...

Unfortunately, it didn't mean crap once I entered college!

TRON said:

Yeah, I probably would have made fun of you!

A's...very near the top of my class. And I never studied. :LOL:

definatly a & b!
i still get those!

matt said:

Somewhat true, but you never know. Someone may go back and check the records

Personally, I was an A-B student with AP classes.

Tina (~!~)

In high school I got all A's...except for gym and Biology... I was one of those 'political' students who refuse to do the dissection projects, so I had my A lowered to a B...

grades were always pretty easy for me tho, I'm good at taking tests...

A'z, N B'z, Most of my classes were music n sex education classes.

i wuz about a c-average, 4 the most part. i coulda gotten higher grades, but i really didn't care 4 what the teachers were sayin. that, and i didn't do my homework a good majority of the time.

I graduated sixth in my class in high school.

I am more proud of my 4.0 in grad school.

As an undergrad, I had a 3.6 GPA.

...I really fucking hate U lot...with yr swatty little A's and B's...

My grades were so bad they had 2 invent a new letter to grade my work with...



[This message was edited Tue Mar 4 8:50:39 PST 2003 by SexLovely]

Dunno!

MostBeautifulGrlNTheWorld said:

same with me!

NettieSmiles said:

Possible, but unlikely. Since graduating from high school, I can think of only one time when I've needed to produce a copy of my high school transcript--one of the eight (?) law schools to which I applied wanted me to include it with my application. Even the state Board of Law Examiners, who conduct a pretty thorough background check as part of the bar admission process, didn't seem to want it. I just had to tell them where I went to high school and my dates of attendance. In fact, the bar application didn't even ask if or when I graduated.

MostBeautifulGrlNTheWorld said:

My college years weren't the best for me, academically speaking. Fortunately, I did well on the LSAT (Law School Admission Test), and so I was able to get into a decent law school and redeem myself there.

The rule of thumb, at least in my profession, is to put GPA's on your resume if they're 3.0 or higher. (If a resume crosses my desk with a GPA missing, I assume the grades were intentionally left off because they're nothing great.) Since I managed to graduate from college with a 3.01 (talk about cutting it close!), I do put it on my resume. I've gotten some questions from interviewers who are curious about why my law school GPA is significantly higher than my college GPA--for most people, it's the other way around due to the grading curves used at most law schools.

Ugh, highschool I was too bust partying. I didn't do well at all. But once I had to PAY for school things were different. I graduated college with a 3.8, which I'm very proud of!