Do better in 10th, focus extra hard on your 11th and 12th grade GPA. Then you should be fine. If the grades are still lower than you desired, consider a Community College for the first two years of college then transfer to a "supergood" university. You improved and colleges look at that. Maybe not a supergood college but a good one. As long as you get excellent (and we're talking 4.0's) grades after 9th grade, your chances should not be lower than any other 4.0 student, as long as you are strong in the rest of your application. Answer As long as you do well in 10th, 11th and 12th grade you should be okay. Colleges like to see improvement in grades.
A high GPA shows your effort and may increase your chances of getting in, but your talent (read: portfolio) is what's really important.
i really dont know :[
I am not sure about numbers, but your chances are definitely increased more than the average human. sorry! :( If you keep a healthy diet, and try not to be exposed to radiation often, if you have cancer and are getting chemo, that increases your chances, too. I really hope this is is a help, and gook luck to you!
Still good. The really low chances don't occur until much later - say mid- to late-forties.
not much if you are not going to have sex any time soon :P i really don't know.
You can ask her. If she hesitates or says no, then chances are she's not into you anymore.
really good because this is during the ovalation period
unless your ipod is jailbroken your chances of getting a virus is really really low, as almost everything related to the ipods have to go throug apple before we can use it, that reduces the chances of infection to minimum.
If you are really smart and work higher than average students.
I hope they are really good because me and my husband are fixing to try for a baby.
When you apply to medical school, your GAP from college and you scores on the GMAT exam will come into play. Just like when you were applying to college, your high school GPA and SAT board scores had a great impact on your selection of colleges that you could apply.Go the best college you can get into to and get the best grades you are capable of getting. Coming from a rigorous college will be impressive on your medical school application.A B average from a rigorous college will be more respected than an A average from a local community college.
they shouldnit be that thin because if you are really thin they are chances for you to be getting a type of disease.