<p>I mean im transferring regardless so is this semester important at all in terms of admission chances? I find myself unmotivated and lazy this semester because I know im not going to be here next year</p>
<p>Well, you still have to have a solid Midyear report.</p>
<p>the colleges i am applying to dont require a mid year report</p>
<p>Which colleges are those?</p>
<p>If you're accepted, you'll still have to send your final transcript. And depending on the conditions of your acceptance, you may be required to maintain a certain level of performance. If you fall below this level, they are warranted in rescinding their offer.</p>
<p>Indiana and Michigan</p>
<p>You'll want to at least pass or get a grade that qualifies to get the credits for that class transferred. Better to actually enjoy summer vacation than take lame general education classes.</p>
<p>What chessiestyle said. And as extrabobby said, you'll need to have grades that will get this semester's credits accepted at your new school and, if necessary, certified for prereqs/gened/major. Sometimes that requires higher grades than just passing.</p>
<p>So the impression I'm getting is that last semester's grades are worth (more important) than current grades on the mid-term grade report?</p>
<p>I wouldn't say that, diehldun.</p>
<p>I would say that the most important grades are those for the college semester(s) you have completed that are on your transcript.</p>
<p>Mid-term reports are looked at by some schools and how important they are is hard to quantify, but not as important as completed terms.</p>
<p>Your final term's grades, after you have been accepted, are not important for the admission decision (in all but a very few cases). You're already in. But blowing that term can have your admission decision reversed or hinder full transfer of your credits.</p>