<p>I was accepted to Case with an 85 average during my first semester senior year. Second semester 2nd quarter grades came out recently and I dropped a lot. I didn't realize my teachers would be so harsh... but my grades are currently: 88, 85, 70, 70, 65, 65. I'm certainly going to work harder though I'm really worried because there are only three to four weeks left of school.
What are my chances of being rescinded if my grades stay like that? How much will I need to improve for it to be safe to say that I won't be rescinded from Case?</p>
<p>They won’t rescind your acceptance, just keep working hard. I was a very hard worker in high school, but never achieved the highest grades, yet Case saw something in me besides scores (which were all lower than their averages) and admitted me (I’m an incoming sophomore now). They admitted you for a reason and definitely won’t take your spot away over a few lapsed tests.</p>
<p>My school uses a 1-100 numerical scale for course grades… so those aren’t test grades 
Anything below 65 is failing so I’m basically on the verge of failing.</p>
<p>I figured, I just meant keep working hard on the last few tests to try and bring the grades up, but they won’t rescind. I was failing AP Stat last year and somehow ended up with a C, but they admitted me with an F on my midyear reports! That was a miracle!</p>
<p>Don’t worry about it. It’s second semester senior year, no one (at least in my school) cared about work anymore. You should not have an issue.</p>