<p>hello,
I recently got accepted at UCLA College of Letters and science-Social science undeclared.
I was reading their Freshmen Provisional Admission Contract, and there is something that is really bothering me. I would really appreciate any help!</p>
<p>So, one part on the contract states - "Maintain Academic Performance-
Complete your senior year program with the same high standards you have demonstrated thus far. You must complete the senior year academic classes listed on your application with at least a minimum overall unweighted B average. You must notify our office if your grades drop significantly, you receive an excess number of C grades, you receive any D or F grades, or your class schedule changes. "</p>
<p>Now here's the problem. Firstly, I am an international student. Here, my school year is already over. These were my Grade 12 courses and grades -(The third column of grades are my final term grades, which I must report now, which are the ones Im worried about).
English- English NH Trimester A- A- A-
Mathematics- Mathematics NH Trimester D C D
Laboratory Science- Computer Science NH Trimester B A- A-
Laboratory Science- Physics NH Trimester B F F
College-Prep Electives- Accounts NH Trimester F A- C
College-Prep Electives Environmental Education NH Trimester A- A A+</p>
<p>As you can see, this last term, I got an F in physics and a D in Math. Is it likely to revoke my admission? Considering the fact that I got in having shown an F in my second term in Physics as well, so its technically not 'dropped' from last term ? And if you look at the first two columns,I wasn't an A+ student to begin with, so its not like my grades fell from As to an F...</p>
<p>Please keep in mind, that I have been suffering from a medical condition (that I had made clear on the application) which got me admitted in the hospital a number of times, and resulted in my poorer grades this year in comparison to previous years, and just before my final term exams, I fell sick and got admitted in the hospital again, which resulted in me failing physics. Please understand, that grading in my country is not how it works in the US. It is not a grade judging the whole semester's work; it is given based on one, single, 3 hour examination taken at the end of every term. So it is just during those exams that I fell terribly sick, and so performed poorly.
This is something I fully intend to explain on the "Academic changes" part.</p>
<p>Considering all of the above, and also the fact that I intend to major in the Social Sciences/English in the College of Letters and Science, and Math and Physics are therefore not crucial courses to my intended major, do you think my admission could get revoked?</p>
<p>Also, when do you think I should report it? After I send my Statement of Intent to Register, or right away? Or should I first email UCLA explaining my predicament? Or should I not report anything at all?</p>
<p>I also gave the ISC (India's version of a GCE-A level), the results of which will be out in May in the same subjects. I feel I have done well in these exams and have definitely gotten a B or higher in those. So should I wait till those come out to report my school grades, so that the final ISC grades create a better impression? Or should I report them right away and report my ISC grades when they come? </p>
<p>Please help! Any advice would be appreciated! Im really confused! And extremely worried! :(</p>