Were you a good/bad student?

[minochet]

I was a good student in terms of grades. Demeanor, on the other hand...

Well, when you kinda already know everything in the class, your classmates do not like you, and you have a low tolerance for boredom, is it a wonder I had such a bad attendance record?

[Cless Alvein]

Accept nothing less than perfection.

[SakuraKiss13]

Well. Here goes nothing.

Elementary - I did a great job. I was praised by my teachers daily and I'm very active in class recitation. I graduated 2nd Honorable Mention or the Top 4 of the class.

High School

Freshmen - Not so great. I still did good though. But my study habit began to slowly disappear. Top 11 of the class.
Sophomore - I'm not into class recitation no more ever since I was humiliated during my freshmen. Top 12 of the class.
Junior - This is my worst year. Top 27 of the class. I have low scores on Chemistry and Math Exams.
Senior - I actually redeemed myself this year. I was so close in graduating with honors.. but some people don't know how to play fair. Top 11 of the class.

College - I started very miserably. Having received a failing(my first ever) in my Algebra class. Last term, I did great. Improving my GWA higher and higher. Since, Math was never my forte.. I still am having a bad time as an Engineering student.

Good Student? Bad Student? You're the one to judge.

[Miss Moonlight]

Pretty good student, I think. Currently in college, my GPA is a 3.50.

[nrL]

Horrible.

[ParaParaJMo]

Overall, I had my good days and my bad days. In elementary, I changed schools 4 times because my father was in the Air Force at the time. I spent my first half of kindergarten in California, and the second half of kindergarten and first grade on Clark Air Base in The Philippines. Kindergarten in California I felt I made great friends and remembered the cupcakes. In the Philippines, it was a good time. I played with a lot of kids and I was an ok student, but not the best. Then in second grade we went to California again. I didn't really stand out much. Just an average kid. Then in 3rd grade, finally settelled down in Arizona, my dad's home state. I had a little trouble adjusting. Once again, had good days and my bad days like any other person. Never an honor's student nor was I endanger of flunking out. The only thing that people knew me for is that I loved comic books, video games, and Power Rangers back in elementary.

Jr. High just totally sucked for me. I didn't have bad grades, but I didn't get along with anybody and didn't fit in. People were on my case and I ended up showing bad behavior and started using bad language. Let's just say I didn't wish pleasant things on my classmates and teachers.

High school I wanted it to be a chance to start over. 9th grade I had a little trouble adjusting. Especially with my best friend going to a different school. I started taking Japanese classes at my school and that was like the only class ever in my life I ever got the highest grade it. I did skip school a few times to hang out with my best friend who was going to a different school just to hang out, eat pizza, and play some N64. 10th grade my friend move away for a year and I had to really make new friends. I made some new friends and started finding my comfort zone. Still taking Japanese and still doing good. 11th grade the friends I made all graduated and my best friend came back. It was a good year, but in retrospect, it could have been better. I spent 11th grade watching anime and playing video games. Hell, I did that a lot in high school altogether but 11th grade was when I did that stuff intensively. During summer vacation between 11th and 12th grade, I did a home stay in Hiroshima. It was one of the greatest experiences in my life and made my high school life complete. 12th grade I did some stupid stuff. I got caught speeding and had an accident. But hey, I made it and graduated with a GPA of 3.13.

In college, things got serious for me. I was paying for everything out of my own pocket so I had to really focus. Thankfully I got A's and B's with a few C's thrown in here and there, but I made it and graduated with a 3.23 GPA.

[Thefringedninja]

I find that it varies depending who I am sitting next to. I find it hard to ignore my friends if they are sitting next to me and we usually end up talking. However, now that I am at university I have friends on the same course as me and it requires a lot of concentration, otherwise you fall behind.
In year 7 and 8 (age 11-13) I was really struggling and only just above average (I'd been above average during primary school). I was still above average in English, because I was a book worm and used to go on RPG forums, which I think probably helped a lot.
Then I changed schools and my grades were dismal, until the end of year 10 (15 years old) when I decided I needed a kick up the donkey. Eventually I was able to bring my grades up to A standard again and I've never gone back

[Cantelope]

I was and still am a terrible student. The only thing really keeping me in the game is the fact that I actually like doing and thinking about physics.

[rso0]

I didn't get to be a good student because unfortunately I didn't shoot my ther as a child.

[purplewings]

i was a horrible student both in terms of behavior and grades, thinking back i must have been a nightmare to teach

[rso0]

I was a good student in my college classes. Always did my homework, made personal websites all the time. Got A's and B's.

Some teachers were bitches to me. I did all my homework for english and studied and did all my work and she still failed me. Had passing grades on all my work and she still failed me!

In grade school I was a terrible student.

[Infinita]

In Elementary, I think I had good grades. I don't really remember. That was ages ago.
In Junior High, I had average marks with a few high marks. I was pretty selective in classes I really wanted to do well in. I rarely paid attention since I doodled all the time and I just couldn't stay focused.
In High school, I somewhat put more effort in but still had average marks, didn't really care for certain classes.
In my first year of college, I got pretty average but once I got into my second year, I figured I should try and put a lot more effort in.
In my third year, I worked a lot harder for my marks and did well and now, in my fourth year, I have been obtaining higher marks and doing very well in every class.

Went from bad student to a good student. :3

[Kumagawa]

I don't give a damn about being good in school or getting good grades since I have a guaranteed position in my dad's company.
So I pretty much walk around my school with two raised middle fingers, if you catch my drift.