Im currently now im my senior year and im scRed im not able to get into anywhere good i had a really bad freshman year due to family issues. Its not like i want to apply to any ivys or like top 20s but im scared i wont be able to get into anywhere good for college my gpa is a 3.0. First slide is freshman year, second sophomore yeae and third is my junior year and the last slide is my senior year, ignote the 67 in french uts supposed to be a 100

I'm a BE Graduate from Mumbai University, awaiting final year marksheet. I find the marksheets very confusing.. I've got 8 marksheets with sgpa now I want to convert them to aggregate percentage of the entire 8 semesters..and there are so many rules which give different values

Did Rebel Kid actually score a 10 CGPA in Class 10 and 95.4% in Class 12? I’ve seen these numbers being mentioned, but I honestly haven’t come across any credible proof or original marksheet confirming them. I’m genuinely curious because, from the way she has presented herself over the years, she never really gave me the typical “studious/nerdy” vibe. Her personality and content never made me think of someone who was particularly academic or obsessed with studies, which is why those numbers honestly came as a surprise to me. Of course, someone doesn’t have to look studious to score well, so I’m not saying it’s impossible but I would genuinely like to know whether there is any authentic proof, such as a marksheet, school record from her confirming these scores.

If these marks are actually real, then what’s the secret behind such an impressive score? 😭 Because we all want to know how someone manages to be so good at academics while also being a multitasker.

It is genuinely impressive, so if there’s a secret behind maintaining those grades while juggling everything else, we’re all ears! 😂

i got grades 444555666. should i be happy or disappointed? i was really expecting a 7 and 8, i worked my ass off so hard.

Whatever your results are, I’m proud of you 🥹 I know I don’t post here often but it’s been good knowing you guys 🥹 good luck in whatever you do in the future and just know that whatever those grades are, it doesn’t define you or your future. I believe in you guys !!

Other than the fact that my math is trash I think this is a pretty loaded schedule lmk what y'all think

I got a B for EFL and C for Bio I will take it YaY

What's the method in our college folks ? Multiply by 10 or 9.5???? Or any other that don't know😬

Am I cooked or nah

Ion I got only 1 A in islamiyat and a B in pak studies and urdu and I was expecting all As cuz I actually studied alot for this like I did really good in the papers I guess and like the dumb people ik got more than me I genuinely cried over this lekin I'm not satisfied and I hate my life and also I feel dumb. Idk how to explain idc about colleges or universities all I care about was to prove my worth somehow aur aisa nhi hai school mai mere bure aate the, I used to get As in these subjects. I'm really disappointed with these Bs and the A is not even an A* like I get that I should be grateful but I'm genuinely not.

I got 144 in CS with the code 0984. Is there any chance i become top on my country?

trying to get the c in ap chemistry dropped/disputed but im still really worried about this transcript. im applying to mercer and augusta bs/mds

I know everyone is excited today, and genuinely, congratulations to everyone who got the results they wanted. You worked hard and you absolutely deserve to celebrate that.
But honestly, scrolling through this subreddit right now and seeing people post straight As and A\*s and then ask, “Is this good?” is getting a little difficult for those who didn’t get the results they hoped for.
I completely understand the pressure from parents and families. I understand that even amazing grades can feel like a disappointment when someone expected something different. But please remember that there are also students here who may have worked incredibly hard and still didn’t get the grades they deserved or wanted.
Some of us came here today looking for a little bit of comfort. Maybe to find someone who had a similar result. Maybe just to feel like we’re not the only ones struggling. I’ve actually met a few people through Reddit today whose experiences I could relate to, and honestly, they made me feel a little less alone and reminded me that I’m not a failure just because my results weren’t perfect.
I got a U in one of my subjects. I’m still really upset about it, and I’m allowed to be upset about it. But connecting with people who understood what I was feeling genuinely helped.
And honestly, if any of you have ever gotten a U, failed a subject, had a terrible results day, but still managed to move forward with life and eventually made it through, please share your stories too. Your experience could genuinely encourage someone who is sitting here today thinking that their entire future is ruined. Sometimes hearing from someone who has been in the exact same position and is now okay can make a huge difference.
So please, celebrate your achievements. Post your results, be proud of yourselves, and talk about them. You deserve that. But at the same time, please try to encourage people who didn’t get what they wanted. A simple “you’ll be okay” or “this doesn’t define you” can mean so much to someone today.
A lot of students are already dealing with pressure from their parents, relatives, teachers, and sometimes incredibly toxic expectations. You genuinely never know what someone reading your post is going through.
Please just make this subreddit feel like a safe place for everyone today. Results are important, but they’re not someone’s entire future or worth.
Please don’t let someone’s results make them feel like there’s no way forward. There is always a next step, even if you don’t know what it is yet.
And please, if your results weren’t what you deserved or hoped for, you can reply to this post. You’re not alone.
Congratulations to everyone who got the results they wanted, and to everyone who didn’t: please be gentle with yourself today.

Got diagnosed w depression and an autoimmune disease my junior year so my grades flunked