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How will this affect me?
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Maybe I’m just being a little paranoid but in my Junior year of high school, I’ve gotten a C (75) in NC Math 3 Honors and a D (60) In Chemistry Honors.

I didn’t need Chemistry to pass or anything, so it was technically an elective than a core class. I have no idea why I was taking it, but I still failed immensely.

I’ve gotten all A’s throughout Freshman and Senior years and I’ve taken a mixture of honors/on level class (1 AP in Junior). Will those harshly affect my GPA and end up tanking it? Also, will colleges look at the grades and think something bad? Thank you.

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4 months ago

To put it bluntly: you'll be fine. One or two lower grades is normal, and I believe a lot of colleges actually appreciate that! Sometimes you bite off more than you can chew, especially in an Honors or AP class, and college admissions officers definitely understand that. I wouldn't worry about it too much :)

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