<p>My son has been accepted by UCSC and definitely intends to attend. He fulfilled the UC a-g requirements for math by the time he was a high school junior and his GPA is still as high as it was when he applied. Here's the thing: on his application he listed a one semester Prob/Stats class that he intended taking as a senior. Turns out it was only going to be offered second semester and at a time that he had to take another class that was the second half of a year-long requirement. The school replaced the Prob/Stats with Study Hall. My son's guidance counselor says that they advise students to let the college know of this schedule change, and reassured him that it should not affect his admission status since it's not related to a-g or course rigor. Son wants to do the right thing and tell UCSC admissions, but is terrified of jeopardising his acceptance.</p>
<p>Also, he's thinking of waiting to tell them about the math class that never happened until after submitting the deposit (which will be immediately after he visits for Spring Spotlight so that he knows how to rank his college choices which have to be listed at that time).
Advice? Insight? Thanks.</p>