Do Students Have to Report C's to Colleges?

Applying to College
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<p>Do students have to report C's or just grades lower than C's to colleges they have applied to?</p>

2

<p>If these are grades in your first semester, your school will be sending a mid-year report with all of your first semester grades, Cs, Bs, Ds, and As. This information will be used in college admissions.</p>

3

<p>I’m talking second semester.</p>

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<p>All college acceptances are contingent on successful completion of a high school diploma. At selective schools, there’s usually also the caveat (same one as first semester) that your work is of a similar academic quality. Once you’ve decided what college you’ll be attending, you will need to send a final transcript to that school. Is one C acceptable? Probably, yes. If you start getting two/three or a D or two, just like with mid-years, you run the risk of starting out on probation or possibly having your admissions revoked altogether.</p>

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<p>You’re high school will send both you first and second semester grades in.
If you’ve already been accepted into the college, chances are a single C won’t lead them to revoke your admission/scholarships.</p>