Calvin Said:

ok well lets see i suck at writing english papers?

We Answered:

If you have supporting facts about why not to have it in honors well at the end you should say please consider this idea the decision is up to you but please at least notice that I took the time and effort to wright this consider it and have a nice day. or something like that I would have to see what it says to actually get a good idea I usually do good in English papers.

I hope this helps.

Jose Said:

Is it OK to not use my real name when I'm writing inquiry letters to literary agents?

We Answered:

No agent worth working with will be put off by your Asian surname. If they were that prejudiced, trust me, you wouldn't want to work with them. Agents don't judge people by their name. If your name is so long that it would cause design problems on a book cover, or if it's hard for English speakers to spell or pronounce, they might suggest you pick a pen-name for your writing, but they wouldn't judge your query because of your name. In any case, it sounds like you already have a pen-name lined up.

Agents want to represent good authors and good books - they don't care what your name is, believe me.

All that said, you can query under your pen-name, yes, but you will have to tell the agent your real name at some point for the purposes of signing contracts and so on.