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Archive for September, 2006

Question: Will I pass math?

My only concern as a freahman in college is to pass math..decently for the first time.
I am about to finnish a math class.
and the outcome nerves me.
I've been doing extra credit, have been doing very well on nearly all pop up quizez (worth 10 points, we also get bonus questions)...except for 2 (the professor dropped 1 of the lowest quiz scores)
On all 3 exams I managed to pass 1 with a 95%
Barely passed the other with a D 60%
and have failed the other
(she also dropped the lowest exam..my F)
When the professor passed out the gradesheet
I was relieved to know that my grade is a high C (78.7%)
..a B would be reaching 80%
Now that I'll be soon done with this F%&*ing class
I decieded to do some extra credit worth a misealy 10 points for all the crap we have to do.
Anyway
I've got the feeling I'm going to fail the final, which is short in length.
If I do fail....lets say, I get a 54
will I drop to a D!

Answer: If you are currently holding a 78%, all you need to do is get a 70% on the final. (depending how much the test is weighed) I would make sure I understand at least 70% of the material and you should have no problem getting a passing grade.

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Question: Does anyone know if a bad Credit Score would exclude me from a job in the Civil Service?

I know that for the selection process you need to be security cleared, sign the data protection act & part of the official secrets act & not be bankrupt but Im concerned about just having an old CCJ or 2.

Answer: My brother works at GCHQ and he tels me dependant on what level clearance you are going into depends on the level of the check. The guy that applied at same time as him was rejected due to an adverse Credit Score denoting he may be prone to outside influence as it was clear he had money problems.

All the great civil servants who have fell from lory over the ears have done so for one of 2 thing sex and/or money

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Question: Would open up a new line of credit, i.e. credit card, loan, etc. hurt my Credit Score?

My current Credit Score is mid-500. We are planning to purchase our first home in the near future.

Answer: If you already have numerous lines open, it would not be wise.

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