I had enough credits to graduate from high school and just gave up my senior year. I was off to the Navy after graduation, so what did I care. I think I failed three classes and didn't show up half the time.
The lowest I got was 69.5% in Computer Aided Drafting, which rounds up to the lowest D I could have gotten. God, I fucking hated my teacher in that class.
In my year 9 ( American grade 8) I got a 3c for Art. To get a level three all you really need to do is draw a line. I have no idea what it is for America but you need a level 8 for A* at GCSE. Id imagine its a grade E at GCSE. God art is pointless
I got a D in a psychology class in college. I will never forget it because she had us present in every class and never taught, maybe not a bad tactic but she still wanted us to take a test over the book and instead of picking the main topics from the book she would pick questions like what size shoe did Johann wear when he was 10? She would also take off on essays for the wrong answer you gave and the missing answer you didn't meaning make sure you were correct or don't answer. I still hate that woman almost 10 years later.
I used to not take school seriously, I got bad grades at times. Though I don't do that anymore. It still sucks though, I'm actually feeling the sting of that poor work ethic to this day.
B or a B- in Chem this semester. (haven't received grades yet but that's what it's gonna be.) college classes are way the hell harder than high school.
I got an E in the first module of my biology AS, but I knew that was coming, and promptly dropped the subject. The one I was most disappointed in was a D in French GCSE, I was getting Bs and a couple of As for coursework and a B on the spoken exam, but it was because I worked really hard and put a lot of time into them; my teacher put me into the higher reading and writing exams thinking I was just being modest/had low self-esteem, and that I was actually pretty good at French and I totally bombed those exams and ended up with a D overall.
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