<p>You are confusing the UC GPA with the senior grade requirements. For senior grade requirements there is no up to 8 classes stipulation. You simply must maintain at least a weighted 3.0 GPA in any A-G courses you take. If a course is honors (must be a course accepted by the UC's as an honors course) or AP you may use the weighted grade. You may not have OR weight a grade of D or F. So long as your grades from your official transcript in your combined academic courses (A-G) taken throughout your senior year of high school add up to a weighted 3.0 without any D's or F's you are fine. This also includes any community college courses you took during your senior year.</p>
<p>quick, but important question to the person who posted this, you referred to a contract in your original post, i was just wondering what exactly that contract is and where we can access a copy of it. i just want to see it in official writing... thanks</p>
<p>Go look for the link on your admissions page.</p>
<p>So long as your grades from your official transcript in your combined academic courses (A-G) taken throughout your senior year of high school add up to a weighted 3.0 without any D's or F's you are fine.</p>
<p>if i DID happen to get a D in French3, is that an automatic rescindation? :(</p>
<p>it's not an automatic rescindation.</p>
<p>it is "subject to..[being rescinded]"</p>
<p>they have to verify transcripts and all that first. glcuk!</p>