how are your grades stoners?

Mostly B's. I'm not what you would consider an overacheiver, but I get along.

Just thought i should say my grades have been pretty much the same even before I started smoking. MAYBE a LITTLE lower, but then again I started when I first went to college, so it might be that too.

 

pretty poopy, i dont do my homework so my grades are pretty bad, except for government and my film class

 

the first year i started smoking weed i did horribly i only went to one class around every 2 weeks just to check in but then the year after that i did freaking great and now this year i have the highest grades in my class and am advanced in all my classes and i smoke weed more than ever now i think if you just get down and focus on what you are trying to achieve with your education you will get it plus weed makes everything more interesting and therefore for me it is easier to learn
'scuse me while i kiss the sky!

 

I'm pulling a 4.0 in Philosophy, Psychology, and Astrophysics..

 

B's for the most part, some A's and some C's occassionally. I had a couple D's (one was 69.17...) last quarter, but thats not going to happen again.

 

mostly A's and some B's in honor and AP classes. I'm pretty sure im not under the stereotype of a " typical stoner."

 

i smoked only occasionally throughout high school - maybe less than 10 times in 4 years. i got pretty good grades in my classes and was involved in a lot of extra curricular shit, too. by my senior year, i was getting extremely tired of it all. the pace of learning, the "babying" by teachers, etc. i kept on hearing from them, "you know, they´re not going to spoon-feed you this stuff in college! are you even planning on going to college?" jerks.

i graduated high school with academic honors (something like a GPA of 3.3 or higher based on a 4.0 scale). it was the summer after i graduated that i started to smoke in somewhat of a pothead-fasion.

once at college, i didnt start smoking like a stoner until my 2nd semester of my first year. so i guess in both school situations (high school and college) i started out not really smoking, so perhaps i could get used to the whole system and do well in my classes.

i found that i didnt like to be high DURING class or when writing papers, but it did help to be high for some homework and revising/editing papers.

i graduated from college cum laude (academic honors, means "with praise" - it´s the lowest of 3 levels. it goes: cum laude -> magna cum laude -> summa cum laude). and i also made the Dean´s List one semester. I was an everyday-smoker for the last 3 and a half years of college.


I think it helped with school. after a while, you are able to figure out how it works and it becomes easy after that. you just become really good at school. weed helps to see things from different perspectives. it´s all about thinking differently and openly. it´s perfect for a school kind of situation (used intelligently).

 

I'm getting by in college with like a 3.2, but since I've been smoking regularly, I've been slacking a bit. This is also my hardest semester, so that may also have something to do with it (Calculus is no fun!) I'm still getting a 3.0 though so that's not too bad, but I should be doing better.

 

I'm passing.

 

Whats with the 2.5 yr old thread bump?

 

I didn't smoke at all in high school and my GPA at graduation was around 3.8.

I've been smoking on and off for the last two years (since I started university... and by that I mean I'll smoke every day, sometimes twice a day, for a month, and then go a month or so without any weed at all). Last year my GPA was around a 3.4... first semester this year, it was 2.8, and I'm guessing it'll be around 3.0 for second semester.

Even though my grades have very definitely gotten worse since I started smoking, I think not so much the weed as the transition from high school to university which did it.

 

3.3 GPA
used to be a 3.5, but i suck at math normally so...
=]

 

a's, b's, some c's. i use weed as a goal for getting my work done. having your priorities right is key.

 

Days of worrying about graids are over for me... but - being a stoner back in highschool (IMO) is what got me where I am today.. I taught at the univeristy (comp sci) for years... weed is not booze dude.. it does not make people stupid "lazy or absent minded".. it opens thier minds.

People who chose to party and flunk out of school need to stop blaming everything and everyone else...

peace
soc

 

I started to smoke up at the beginning of grade 12. I would never go to school high, never blaze if there is homework to do. If I had a test I would not blaze for several days to a week leading up to that test. I took courses like University Phycics, Calculus, Discreet Math/Geometry, University Chemistry etc. Basically the hardest/most academic courses I could take. I graduated with a 79% average. It would have been 80% but I slacked in some courses I didn't care too much about. haha

I'm now in first year Aerospace Engineering at University and am doing quite well, above class average, nothing below a 70%, and zero failed/redone classes.
I have finals coming up, so there won't be any blazin for at least 3 weeks.

People need to say what kind of school they are doing.. I could be in some bird course liberal arts, blaze every day, and still get high marks. It's all relative.

 

Probably about 2/8 As/A*s 5/8 Bs and 1/8th Cs/Ds , I don't really smoke weed in the weeks before exams though. God do I smoke a lot of tobacco though hehe.

 

High school senior and I have straight B's smoke weed before school most of the time.

 

my grades are pretty bad
2 Fs 2 Ds and an A (100% in this class)

its not because of weed though, like if i smoke as much as i do and tried
i would probably get all As

but i was homeschooled until 10th grade and my credits didnt go through
so now im just waiting for my high school proficiency exam results then im done with school
so my grades dont realy matter

 

Your done with school after high school?

 

All A's and B's here. 3.6 GPA or something close to that. I could have all A's if I really tried, but life's too short to get upset about grades.