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Question #31:
  • Is the 11th grade of high school really the one the colleges look at the most ? If not, which one is ?
Answer #31:
  • Your junior year is the last full year which colleges can evaluate. It is also assumed to be a time when you have hit your stride and are producing your best work before 'senioritis' sets in. A decided increase or a steady hold on good solid grades will help your application. By the way, a continued increase in senior year doesn't hurt, either ! (by way of GOCOLLEGE).
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