While keeping great grades is key, most colleges evaluate your JUNIOR year to determine admissions requirements. They often discount freshman year because of transition changes from middle school. Though your freshman year is not as imporotant, your overall GPA and class ranking will still suffer from your bad year. Basically, it is not as important by itself, but it still matters in the long run. You are currently in your senior year, so those records aren't always available at decision time. Good work in your Junior year will make you or break you.
Probably not. But don't get discouraged. Just because you may not be able to get into Princeton doesn't mean that there aren't a lot of other viable institutions for you to attend. Many colleges like to see students who have made significant improvements over their high school years, and you could even receive scholarships. Unfortunately because the competition is so high at Ivies, they cannot accept students with great improvement as readily as other institutions can. And remember. Just because it's Ivy, doesn't mean it's for you. Don't let yourself get frustrated. I did, and that's where I made my mistakes. Take it from me, a girl who got 2 Bs freshmen year and had her life dictated by stress over whether or not she would make into the top schools, it's definitely not worth it.
You can get into college. Your grades will have more to do with what college you can get into and whether you get scholarships.
Being the first in your family to graduate from high school
There's blood in your underwear.
you have to have gotten the other regi's unlocked first
to have more and than to get more than you have gotten the first time
It all depends on yourself. There is no set time that is "good" or "bad". When I run, I judge myself on how much faster I have gotten from when I started, not on a specific time!
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the Mather Elementary School was the first school ever built
Litchfield Law School, 1774 - 1833Litchfield, CT was home to the Litchfield Law School, the first Law School in America. It ceased to operate in 1883. Although the school building was first used in 1784, its founder, Tappin Reeve, began teaching law in his house - he called it the Litchfield Law School - in 1774 (before the Declaration of Independence, and even before the Boston Tea Party, in Dec of that year).For more information, see Related Questions, below.
Fairfield first school
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my first day in school was pretty sick!';)