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I scored below average on my AP tests.

Don’t get me wrong, I can say I’m studious at times, but I take procrastinating to a whole another level. When I received my AP test scores today in the mail I realized that I’ve really slacked off my junior year of high school. I received a 2 in English. Along with a 3 in Art History. I just stood there looking at my scores completely dumbfounded. I began to beat myself up for awhile now, and I don’t know what to think. I honestly thought I would do better in English, especially because it’s my favorite subject. Now all I can think of how it’s all just a waste, and how no colleges will accept my scores.

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An Unknown Location | 10 months, 1 week ago (6 hours, 30 minutes after post)

I’m sorry. The only thing I can think of to suggest is to learn from this mistake and to do better next time. I got a 3 on my World History exam which is okay I guess. Don’t forget, some colleges might not even accept those courses. I think that as long as you pass the exam you can exempt the course if the college accepts it.

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