I am a sophmore in h.s. my freshman year i got 'b c's and d's..this year i...?

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unless you got a lot of money(mayb) but really no not havard think of somthing smaller..

it's not only the grades.. although the grades you ahve are getting you nowhere, honey.. u need to get into a lot of clubs and extra currecular activitoes and do alot of communnity service, ebcause thta's what collges want and of course a 4.0 gpa or higher if yiu took honors and AP

Probably not, they look at your entire academic record plus extra-curriculars. Unless you have saved an African baby from a strait in the Nigerian Delta, don't count on getting into Harvard! You still have time though to improve your marks to get into a good school, probably not Ivy League though. But don't get down about it, there are plenty of other great universities out there. If you do especially well in an average university, you could end up going to graduate school at Harvard...or even Oxford in England if you become a Rhodes Scholar.

Girl! Stop the partying and get to studying. Lay-off the cell phone, shopping and dating. One thing is wanting to get good grades another is actually gettin' it done. Like my redneck kin Larry the Cable Guy often say's "GIT-R-DONE".

if you put your mind to it and work hard you can good luck! :)

my mom says u need to study and become a member of a tutorial group i say u need about $500,000...

Wow. I suppose it's possbile. Work hard to get mostly A's and it could happen. You have time to improve your grades.

Hun, you better hanker down and hit those books HARD if you want to even think of Harvard!!! You might want to consider a private tutor, especially over the summer who could help you understand some things better and help you to figure out the techniques that will help you comprehend material better, focus in class, and do well on tests. Harvard is extrememly competitive and if you want to get in you are going to have to figure out how to be academic and involve yourself in other activities along with your studies (though not too many). Colleges, like Harvard, are looking for the well-rounded student these days so make sure you are involved in your school. Volunteering in your community is also an awesome way to go! Work hard and you might get there, you may have to take a detour along the way (like starting at another college and then transfering) but you can always look at the first college as a stepping stone. Be Optimistic and Good Luck!