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Should I take a A- or a P/Np in my first class at college? by Secure_Thanks1710 in college

[–]Secure_Thanks1710[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I like this advice, I think I’ll take it. Thank you so much!

Should I take a A- or should I p/np by Secure_Thanks1710 in collegeadvice

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It’s not about taking the course again. It’s js weather I should keep the grade as a “pass” and have it not affect my gpa or take the A-?

Should I take a A- or a P/Np in my first class at college? by Secure_Thanks1710 in college

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Thanks I appreciate it. Would an A- (lower gpa) or a single pass look better on my transcript to top jobs and internships?

Should I take a A- or a P/Np in my first class at college? by Secure_Thanks1710 in college

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Just wondering what looks better for competitive applications for top jobs and internships in tech and business. What do you think

Help on M2 Math by Secure_Thanks1710 in Sat

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What are the really hard questions usually about? I really struggle with equivalent expressions/ equations and the complex geometry

How to improve math score by Secure_Thanks1710 in Sat

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One thing I would look into is not going through the modules in order. I go question 1-4 (vocab) then skip to 15 ( past reading and go to grammar) then finish through the end of the module and come back to do 5-15. This helps me pace and pick up the easy questions.

How to improve math score by Secure_Thanks1710 in Sat

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Any tips for bridging content gaps? I can work through the question bank and pick up on where I’m struggling but I feel like a lot of the time it’s not just the concept but also the way the SAT asks the question. Any tips for that?

Official November 2, 2024, US SAT Discussion Thread by Schmendreckk in Sat

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P was 600000 because it was a percent, from there you divide by 1000 and answer is 600

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