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Well, this is certainly the first time I've done it. I wouldn't have said anything if it was a full point or something, but I have a glimmer of hope that I may be able to get a .5. Its only a .3 difference in gpa, but they may be the edge I need for some programs. I also don't blame the professor at all, I just have high hopes. And its her own policy that if you bubbled in incorrectly you can get the points back. I do go over my tests a couple of times, but I have horrible test anxiety and do stupid things. Its a work in progress... But we'll see what happens, if its no then it won't be the end of the world. But we always did get to review our exams (though not keep them). I will also never ever see her again, so again, the worst thing can be a "no, go away." In which case I will!

Thanks for the advice. :) I sent an email today asking if I could review my scantron and hopefully try to find a question wrong (its all I need to get a B+). I'll look at the graded lab section and short answers, but I didn't want to make it seem like I was blaming her for grading wrongly (which I'm not). I realize there has to be a cut off and someone has to have the high B, I just wish it wasn't me!

Hi... this is my first post. I constantly read the boards, but wanted some advice! I'd like to get into an accelerated nursing program once I finish up at my current school. I withdrew from anatomy II during the spring semester. I was constantly sick and just couldn't do it. I figured out the root of my sickness after various doctor visits. I took it over the summer at a community college (for financial reasons, I attend a private aka expensive school). I got a B and was .5 awa from a B+. Is it worth e-mailing the professor and asking for a way to get that .5 points, or to look at my test to make sure I didn't incorrectly bubble something in (if you circle something correctly on the test, and bubble in incorrectly she will give you back points). I don't want to seem like a grade grubber or beggar and have never been in this situation. I just think its an important class and it would look better if I had that +. Thanks!