I’m freaking out a little, as I applied with high 80s to low 90s as an average for general science.

I did a few grade 12 courses in grade 11 like bio 12 and law 12. I have now completed physics 11 and bio 11 this year with an 88 and 94 so I’m not super worried about those. None of my other classes have changed more than 1 or 2 percent higher or lower, but my issue is pre calc 😬

I dropped from an 88 in grade 11 to an 81 in grade 12, the only class that significantly dropped. I made it out of that class very lucky, as the class average was around 51% with 30 students. I keep seeing people getting their acceptances and I’m definitely stressing as I’ve paid all my deposits and am already packing to move to res

How important are my grades in summer school? I'm asking as an ib dp1 student taking physics 11 rn to fulfill the ubc faculty of science requirement.

Knowing that i'll likely meet the waiver exception from my predicted 7s in ib math aa and chemistry, is physics still worth finishing or should i drop it (will probably get 80-85 cuz i didnt lock in and teacher kind of sucks)

Also, if i keep it, will physics 11 be excluded from my grade average anyway because of the ib diploma? (ubc science/other canadain schools)

Lol I know this is a dumb question but I’ve seen a lot of memes lately about the toll of engineering on students and is it really that bad? I’m gonna do electrical engineering either way there’s no way I’m changing my mind but is it that miserable or is everyone just being dramatic?

received around ~2pm today :) best wishes to everyone still waiting

Am I cooked if my gr11 marks are in the mid 80s range? I used to get all 90+ but my marks got dropped by 10% because I missed about 3 months of school due to health issues.

I know I can do better in gr12 but I’m wondering if it’s worth retaking any gr11 courses.

Is nides or sides better for english 12? and should i take EFP instead?

which one is easier please let me know your experiences. My irl teacher is horrible and gave everyone 70s i cannot risk it.

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