don't go back to high school if you already have your diploma with an average in the 80's

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I had tuff time in 3rd grade cause the teacher was so hot, I've been meaning to go back retake that grade.

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Last edited by igottaknow on Aug-17-2004 at 18:03

If you really think it is necessary and have to go to that particular place, maybe it would help. I would definitely not go back for any reason, but your motivations are different. Education is relatively equal, at least in the states, wherever you go. Obviously there are exceptions, but for the most part you will learn the same things as long as you go to an accredited institution. I am not as familiar with more artsy schools, which I imagine this falls under, but I would think you have options with your average.

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Are you going to be applying to York in the future? If so I don't think they are too strict on repeated courses.

http://www.yorku.ca/admissio/news/a..._arch_mar11.asp

I just graduated from high school this June too and I think an 88% is more that enough to reapply in the future.

but with the York theatre program, they look more at acting portfolio, as opposed to marks (minimum is 75% avg for theatre).

if I go back to school, I would be guaranteed some acting in a well-known Ontario drama festival (where I won acting awards last year)

suddenly, going back to high school is sounding like a good idea.

Because, if I boost my average up into 85%-90% range, I'll be eligible for a $2000 entrance scholarship from York... plus a higher average will help me get school scholarships...

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As far as I know, you can't take the same course twice. It may be different in Canada.

Edit: Unless you fail.

Last edited by Omegasox on Aug-17-2004 at 19:55

Most colleges do not just look and judge you based on your grades. They take into consideration other things. Community Service, Student Activities ( Student Council, Yearbook, ect.) are just some of them.
Most colleges want an all around student. One who helps the community and participates with the school. With your grades at the moment, I would not recommend retaking those classes. It won't do you any good and might even hurt you in the long run.


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