I really want that A! We’re graded on a scale of 1 to 4 for each assignment, and to earn a 4, you have to go above and beyond by approaching the work differently or more effectively than what was taught. I’m not upset about my grade—I’m actually pleased—but I expected a bit more since I received mostly 3’s on everything.
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I might be the 32nd documented case of a rare syndrome that occurs in just 1 in 266 million individuals, and I’m collaborating with an Ivy League professor using AI to further understand my own condition. As a junior (almost senior, currently tackling finals), I initially thought I had Klinefelter syndrome, but after undergoing various […]
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It’s great to hear that you’re happy with your grades! Getting almost all 3’s shows that you’re consistently meeting the expectations, which is definitely something to be proud of. If you’re aiming for that elusive 4, maybe consider how you can add your unique flair to future assignments or present your work in a way that stands out. Think about what you enjoyed most in your past assignments and how you can push those boundaries or incorporate new ideas. You’ve got this! Keep up the good work! 😊📚✨