How do you raise your grades without any serious commitments?
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School is work, but extra credit it the way to raise without putting in much. See if your teacher has any avable, then do it all in one blast. If it making poster do 6 in one night (That is what I spent last Wensday doing) It will take some time, but it gives you room to slack off. Even though i suggest putting in an effort.
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I think you can do anything that you set your mind to do.  If you want to get better grades you can.  I may sound like a cliche with the following saying, but "anything you want in life is work."  I liked what one person said earlier, focus on slight improvements in your grades and you will be on your way.  Additionally, this is something I learned early on (I am 33 now), but never be afraid to ask for help.  Whether its a teacher, another student that excels and is good at explaining things or seeing if your school has tutoring.  Some of the people I know who are doctors now were tutored all through high school and college to assure they were 1) on task and getting the work done and 2) had a grasp on the subject.\n\nI would also like to add, community college is a route (especially with how much college costs) you could save money by staying at home (if possible) and the transferring to a four-year college.  Also, the college that I went to (Ferris State University) for my bachelors and masters degrees works with students who might have struggled in high school, but have potential and works closely with the student the first and second year to make sure the student will succeed.  Ultimately, as I said earlier, making it happen will come down to you and your persistance, hard work (from this point forward) and commitment to setting your goals and keeping track of your progress.\n\nTalk to a guidance counselor at your high school or a teacher you trust about the change you want to make.  Keep a journal and sign a contract for yourself that states you are making this commitment to yourself.  \n\nI have worked at two universities, seen and worked with many new students  just like yourself who may have struggled or not put enough energy into high school early on, then came to college and were very successful.\n\nMuch luck!
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study hard.\ndo only the important stuff.\ndo last years paper
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State universities are, especially if you are an out of towner.  \n\nAlso Community Colleges.  Start 2 years there, get good grades, and get into a better school.  This will not only be a good way to increase your gpa, but it will probably be cheaper as well.
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Pay attention in class!  This is the most important thing you can do.  Ask questions when you don't understand something.  Also, review your notes everyday.  (I mean everyday.)  If you find something you have a question on, make a note of it and ask about it. Study groups may help you.  If so, ask around class and see if anyone is interested in joining you. Getting a 4.0, for most people, takes a lot of dedication.  Good luck.
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tell your parents you really tried and try your best to allow them to understand you did your best and will work even harder next term to get a better mark. NExt time acturally try hard to achieve higher mark
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Good Grades eat and workout right a who knows maybe your dreams will come true.\n\nHaving a goal it a good thing.
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this is too easy! just make sumthin up! you'll get a good grade! it doesnt have to be true!
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The best, easiest way is to show up for every class. Never skip one. And contribute - ask questions, answer questions, show the teacher you're paying attention. Nothing's easier than being there and nothing will get you better grades. Forget about trying to impress anybody, be yourself.
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Practice the game. Keep your grades up. Apply and get in. Keep up the first two. It takes dedication.
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You just say higher. Like, I got a higher grade than he did. Higher modifies grade. There ya go.
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In what year of high school are you (or whoever this concerns) in? This matters, because most likely, if your GPA is low right now, it'll take at least a year to raise it. This is because you're probably going to have to take a tougher academic schedule. Taking high track, AP or IB courses is a sure way to skyrocket a GPA. However, there are other ways: an internship, work study or vocational course that you can receive credit hours for, an academic summer camp you can receive credit for (and take it from me, I've done two summer academic camps, and they are LOADS OF FUN!), or even independent study (like working on your own projects and submitting it to teachers or guidance counselors for extra credit). Regardless of which method you choose, you've got to work harder than you are working now, and it's gonna take a ton of discipline. The best tip has already been given: DON'T PROCRASTINATE!! Keep working hard!
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study hard and make good grades
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Get whatever grade you want to get on a test. Your grades effect no one but yourself (unless of course your teacher grades on a curve). \n\nIt's all about you. Are you satisfied with an F-?
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the easiest way to get your grade back to where you want them, is to take the subjects your lagging in, wutever your having problems with try to break it down into something you enjoy, like science is broken down into simple everyday things and the same for math and what not so just try to focus wut your having issues with into being able to function again, science is as simple as eating a pizza and math as easy as doing the dishes you just have to find a way to look at it like that
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Go to summer school and take the required classes from the next grade early and request to be moved up...\n\nSome schools will do it some wont...
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Ask her how you could improve your grade. Tell her that you were dissappointed by receiving such a low mark, and you really want to do better.