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Semester 1:
Computer Architecture 60
Programming Principles 93
Study & Learning Skills 55
Computer Applications 84
Interactive Multimedia 68
Mathematics for Computing 1 86

Average: 74.3%

Semester 2:
Mathematics for Computing 2 81
Computer Systems 70
Software Develop Fundamentals 91
Databases 83
Personal Skills Development 67
Web Client Technologies 76

Average: 78.0%

Overall average: 76.2%

(I'll do what i can to translate the classes)

Basic Knowledge: 16/20
Introduction to ERP systems: 12/20
Introduction to Industrial Applications: 13/20
Communication Skills: 16/20
Network Fundamentals: 18/20
Programming I: 15/20
Programming II: 17/20
Introduction to Digital Multimedia: 15/20
Databases: 13/20
Web Development: 16/20
Programming Project: 18/20
Webdesign Project: 16/20

Average (with importance of the classes taken into account): 77%

I give you a gold star!

I'll post a copy of my diploma and grade list (with translation on what they say) later

Congrats eveyone! You're all utter brainboxes!! Your heads, are literally full of brains and knowledge!

Ive emailed in my quarterly report. It includes tally charts and lots and LOTS of paperwork. I hate it a lot, I'm counting this as an achievement

My GPA (Grade Point Average) in college is a 3.57/4.0 or a 92%. I'm so very close.

Rare wrote:My GPA (Grade Point Average) in college is a 3.57/4.0 or a 92%. I'm so very close.

You get a smiley sticker!!

There's my end of term grades. It makes me actually feel good about myself :3

Advanced French: A*
Biology: A*
Chemistry: A*
Drama: A*
English: A*
French: A*
Geography: A
History: A*
IT: A
Math: C-
Music: A
PE: A
Physics: B
Spanish: A*
Theology & Philosophy: A*

And according to the Headmaster of the Younger Years, I have much to be proud of!

I AM GOING TO PUT SPECIAL RIBBONS ON MY TAIL!

Um...I graduated with University Honors, which means I got at least a 3.6 cumulative gpa...[]

....Well I can't remember the rest of my grades, but I went from a D in algebra I to a C+... Not exactly much to be proud of compared to the rest of you.

I got straight A's in freshman high school this year.....yaaaaaaaaaaaaaay........

First Semester

Marketing - 97
Band - 100
Honors Pre-calculus - 94
AP U.S. History - 97

Second Semester

AP U.S. History - 98
Band - 97
AP Psychology - 97
Honors English - 99

OMGWHEREHAVEYOUBEENFORTHELASTTWOWEEKSORSO?

Enjoying my summer. I was gone all of last week on vacation with my boyfriend and his family.

I ENJOY YOU GUYS TOO.

*Holds up sign that says I love Kit, only Kit is crossed out and Suny is written on top of it.*

*hums "Here Comes the Sun"....*

And I say, it's all right....[]

Dewmann wrote:....Well I can't remember the rest of my grades, but I went from a D in algebra I to a C+... Not exactly much to be proud of compared to the rest of you.

You should be proud. After GCSE, I could never get a C in Algebra.

Jonny wrote:

Dewmann wrote:....Well I can't remember the rest of my grades, but I went from a D in algebra I to a C+... Not exactly much to be proud of compared to the rest of you.

You should be proud. After GCSE, I could never get a C in Algebra.

The best grades I ever got in math were C's and D's. I'm ashamed of my lack of motivation to really take math seriously, but I'd be lying if I said the schools did a good job in teaching math in the first place.

My dad said learning math in college was easier than in high school, saying his high school teachers didn't teach it in a way he got it.

I managed a 4 on the AP Calculus test, and then decided "Okay, English major it is." []

I think my last report card is on the fridge, will attempt to retrieve it...
Damnation! Mission failed. I do not know what happened to it.

JT_the_Ninja wrote:*hums "Here Comes the Sun"....*

And I say, it's all right....[]

That's my favorite Beatles song.

Also, I got a 5 on the AP psychology exam, but I don't know my US score yet. :/

*doesn't understand how AP grades translate*

1 - You write your name correctly.
2 - You might have been close, but you didn't pass.
3 - Acceptable as college credit in most community colleges.
4 - Acceptable as college credit most places depending on the class and the school.
5 - Acceptable as college credit even at hard-ass places.