This semester has been pretty tough on me. I'm taking A&P 1 and the second part of Chem. I also work, so two sciences in one semester is a lot for me on top of that. I feel like I've barely been staying afloat this semester despite busting my butt to get the best grades possible. I found out I'll be getting a B in my A&P lab and I'm so discouraged. I know it's not the end of the world but I was really hoping for that A. I have two other degrees (a BA and a masters). I went to college young and had too much fun so I finished my bachelors with a 3.2. I completed my masters degree with a 3.9, which I feel is much more indicative of my abilities and work ethic. But because of that 3.2 from many many years ago I feel like I HAVE to make A's in my science courses. Do you think one B in lab will be that big of a deal? Also will that old GPA come back to haunt me or will schools give more weight to my more recent grades?
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This semester has been pretty tough on me. I'm taking A&P 1 and the second part of Chem. I also work, so two sciences in one semester is a lot for me on top of that. I feel like I've barely been staying afloat this semester despite busting my butt to get the best grades possible. I found out I'll be getting a B in my A&P lab and I'm so discouraged. I know it's not the end of the world but I was really hoping for that A. I have two other degrees (a BA and a masters). I went to college young and had too much fun so I finished my bachelors with a 3.2. I completed my masters degree with a 3.9, which I feel is much more indicative of my abilities and work ethic. But because of that 3.2 from many many years ago I feel like I HAVE to make A's in my science courses. Do you think one B in lab will be that big of a deal? Also will that old GPA come back to haunt me or will schools give more weight to my more recent grades?