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∙ 15y agoYou can. In fact, it is possible for one to have low grades and low standardized test scores and get into a good school. The application as opposed to the grades are the most important part of getting into high school.
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∙ 15y agoNot necessarily. When considering whether or not to close a school, standardized tests should be balanced with other factors, like how well students are doing overall.
Then you do real good in collage!
A public elementary school, that teaches grades k-5. Located in a good community and school district with high standardized test scores.
If the child is already behind, the school has an obligation to teach on grade level, then the child will be forced to catch up or stay behind. The school has to keep test scores up for funding. If the child is behind, test scores are low, therefore the school must focus on the "performers" that bring in the funding.
If you are planning on applying to a tier one school(ivy league) then grades need to be very good as well as extracurriculars. If you apply to a tier two school (something like WPI) then leadership goes a long way, with good grades. Standardized test scores matter the most.
Health Care majors can be obtained through universities and colleges by taking classes online or in-person. Candidates for schools specializing in health care ideally have a good high school grade-point-average, strong scores in standardized tests, experience in the health care field (volunteer or otherwise), as well as sociable personalities and a general passion for medicine.
U have to get a scholarship or get good grade at your primary school.
Excel in high school, to be accepted,...and good scores on SAT's.
like a school grade.. a... really good, b... okay, c... not so good.
In my opinion, 69% is never a good grade. In my school that is a F.
A high school diploma and good SAT scores is a good place to start.
It depends on grade level and state.