I did HORRIBLE in Q3, am I cooked?

I really struggled in Q3, am I doomed?

To be honest, I totally tanked this quarter, which wraps up tomorrow! I might be exaggerating a bit since most of my grades are Bs, but I did score a couple of Cs that have me really frustrated (I’m a freshman, by the way). Before this, my projected GPA was 3.8, and now I’m dreading what it’s going to be. During my mid-quarter check-in, I had a 3.8, but I was failing one class because my teacher mistakenly recorded a test I didn’t take as a zero, which dropped my grade to 20%. I did take the test and scored 100 though! 😛😛 Hoping for at least a 3.6. 😭😭

In Q1 and Q2, I had all As except for one B in Q2, so I’m really anxious. I need to finish the year with an A in each class… am I truly in trouble?

Honestly, I got lazy this quarter, especially with the weather being what it is. 😭 I’m really not sure what to do anymore!

One Reply to “I did HORRIBLE in Q3, am I cooked?”

  1. It sounds like you’re going through a tough time, but try not to stress too much! One rough quarter doesn’t define your entire high school experience or your abilities. You’ve proven you can achieve great grades in the past, and a couple of Cs won’t completely derail your GPA, especially since you’re starting from a strong foundation.

    Here are a few things you can do to bounce back:

    1. Reflect and Learn: Take a moment to think about what caused the drop in your performance. Was it time management, distractions, or something else? Identifying the issue can help you avoid it in the future.

    2. Communicate with Your Teachers: You mentioned the grading issue with your test. Make sure you talk to your teacher about that and check if there’s any way you can improve your grade or get extra credit. Also, don’t hesitate to reach out to them if you’re struggling in any other classes.

    3. Set Small Goals: Focus on one class at a time. Set specific, achievable goals for the rest of the term, whether it’s completing all your assignments on time, studying a little each day, or improving your test scores.

    4. Stay Organized: Create a study schedule to help you stay on track. Break your study sessions into smaller chunks to avoid feeling overwhelmed.

    5. Seek Help: If you’re having trouble with certain subjects, don’t hesitate to ask for help. You can reach out to classmates, use online resources, or even get a tutor.

    6. Take Care of Yourself: Make sure you’re taking breaks, eating well, and getting enough sleep. If you’re feeling burnt out, it’s tougher to focus and do well in school.

    Remember, you’ve got time to turn things around! You’ve done it before, and you can do it again. Stay positive and keep pushing forward! Good luck! 🥳📚

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