<p>Spanish Honors 7 B
Band A
AP Calculus BC A
AP Government B
AP Physics A
AP English B</p>
<p>Second semester, I have all same classes with Health.
I heard that SD looks at weighted GPA combined with first and second semester. So for me I can get all C's on second semester and still be safe?
Also if I meet the requirements of not getting D's or F's and have gpa of 3.0, there is no way that i can get denied?</p>
<p>it is true that ucsd looks at weighted overall a-g courses and that needs to be 3.0+. and as long as you don't break the contract, then no, they can't deny you.</p>
<p>UCSD is kind of strict about D's [so far that is what I have heard] there is still some time left, and I highly highly highly recommend you working your ass off to get a C- in the class. Talk to the teacher, explain that you are trying but you don't understand the concepts, get your parents involved if you have to, but get a C-. Teachers don't usually want to fail you and ruin your college plans forever [of course there are those occassional mean teachers]. If you are in danger of getting a D, I would email/write a letter to UCSD explaining your situation and then see what they decide from that point.</p>
<p>Part of the provisional contract states that grades can't "significantly drop" so going from almost all A's to all C's...I don't know if they'd like that. I also read that you can't have more than two C's in any one semester.</p>
<p>Where has that been stated before? I've heard something along those lines as well, but do any of you know people who have been rescinded because they had a lot of Cs but still maintained the other parts of the contract?</p>
<p>i would assume that if the contract states that you cannot get anything below a C and should keep your UW/W GPA above 3.0, they cannot hold anything against you if you meet those requirements.</p>
<p>Isn't the 3.0 unweighted? Lots of Cs means that it's not 3.0 unweighted....maybe? I haven't read the contract yet, myself, I'm just passing on other people's interpretations, please correct me/us if that information is wrong.</p>
<p>Lol, well I got rejected from UCSD, so I don't know. But it isn't right for them to penalize someone for something that isn't written on their provisional contract. I mean, if you say that your grade dropped significantly.. well, it is second semester senior year, doesn't everyone's grades drop? If I was accepted to UCSD and I got a GPA above 3.0 ( dunno if its weighted or not) and didnt get any D's.. i would like to spend my summer celebrating getting into college instead of freaking out about whether I still am in or not.</p>
<p>That's pretty much the case here. When I checked UCLA, though, they had something about having 3 or more Cs, although when I asked, they said the same thing.</p>