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one of the universities showed the status as "conditionally accepted".can anyone covey the exact meaning of the phrase " conditionally accepted".Am in</p>
<p>Basically, in general it means that your accepted as long as you keep up the work that your doing. If you screw up and get straight C's and get a D or something, they might rescind your acceptance, depending on which university you apply to. Just don't get arrested, fail your classes, or do anything else that your college may not like.</p>
<p>As long you keep up what your doing, you'll get in.</p>
<p>what about the aid thing?</p>
<p>Talk directly to the school for accurate info.</p>
<p>if you fail all your classes, they could rescind your application</p>
<p>For all 4 year colleges, regardless of how it is phrased, you are "conditionally" accepted. The conditions are: (a) you have to complete high school and send in final transcript and have to have completed any required courses for admission -- for example, if the college requires 4 years of English for admission you need to have that many years; (b) they can withdraw your acceptance if your final grades senior year are not what they expect to see, meaning bad enough that they will no longer want you; and (c) they can withdraw acceptance if they learn of any wrongdoing of which they were not informed at the time they made the decision to admit -- examples: they learn you made a material misrepresentation in the application; you are suspended from school or convicted a crime in last half of senior year; you applied and were admitted early decision and they learn you also applied early decision to another school.</p>