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  1. Just what I had in my mind. Thanks you!
  2. Maybe I wasn't clear. I counted total credits that my student will earn when he graduates. So yes, that includes senior credits. As for on going courses, I marked differently. You can use a footnote to explain. You can report his/her grades in Mid Year Reports depends on your school's term.(quarter, semester...) Hope it helps.
  3. That is correct. You have to send student's Mid Year Reports by Dec. or Jan. That is the time you include their grades/ credits for senior year.
  4. Put this under wrong forum. Here is my question. Last minute crunch time for Nov. 1. My DS has an extensive book log so I want to utilize it. Has anybody done it? Where would be a good place to upload in Common App? This is my first child and I had no idea how it can be a nerve-wracking ordeal! Always thankful for your wisdom!
  5. It has been very helpful. I am thinking about writing down extra honors and awards. Just 12 days to go!
  6. Last minute crunch time for Nov. 1. My DS has an extensive book log so I want to utilize it. Has anybody done it? Where would be a good place to upload in Common App? This is my first child and I had no idea how it can be a nerve-wracking ordeal! Always thankful for your wisdom!
  7. It is 650 word limit. I am thinking about DS's resume, possibly. But once again, it feels not personal enough. Any thoughts?
  8. Matlab needs to be learned with linear algebra. "Matlab Handbook" by Eva Part-Enader is bey basic, infomative book. " Mastering MATLAB " by Duane Hanselman is excellent too. Good luck.
  9. I totally understand where you are now, at least I think. With the first DS going into senior year, I have to deal with all these paper works which can be overwhelming. On top of that, he is thinking about this college about 13 hours drive from home. Being an obedient child, if I insist he stays close home, he would, I know. But should I, especially when I know how much he likes that college, for the sake of keeping family close? Or is it my selfish desire? He attended this conference couple weeks ago. All expense paid, travel arranged because he was the scholarship finalist. Of course I was proud of him and happy for him. After I dropped him off at the airport, I could not stop feeling so small and insignificant about myself while thinking about what to do when I get home. Fixing breakfast for the rest of family, laundry, and doing same school that I've been doing last 10 years, while DS is having a time of his life. Isn't it all twisted? I don't think it was a jealousy, but still I cannot put my finger on it.. All I am saying is, I hear you, girl and you are not the only one!
  10. I'd say Math Mammoth. You don't have to buy the whole book series. Just pick out the topics you'd like to supplement. Singapore Intensive practice is a good choice too.
  11. Thanks for your reply. I am afraid he checked one school when he took the exam. When he called the college board about this, they said even though the school received his AP, it can still be canceled. I was wondering if anyone has same experience.
  12. My DS took his first AP tests back in May. He got 5 and 3. He wants to cancel one AP score with 3 and retake the same test next year. Does anybody has an experience with it? Will it permanently be canceled?
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