<p>My senior course load this year has me taking three online AP courses and I get one period each day to work on all three courses. This period, known as the Distance Learning Period, is when I get to complete any online courses. Normally, everybody takes just one course online, but I took three as my school did not offer any AP courses.</p>
<p>I am taking physics, Macroeconomics and chemistry online. I have finished physics and macro, but not chemistry. My online chemistry teacher, who is unsympathetic towards my timetable, has decided that I need to complete this course within the month to avoid getting a F. I am done less than half the course.</p>
<p>I was wondering if Penn would mind that I dropped the online chemistry course. I have a full classload apart from these three courses, so this semester, I am taking 6 courses in the time I get to do 4 courses. Also, this being an online course, I cannot do any one the hands-on labs, and I feel like I haven't learned anything from this course.</p>
<p>So to reiterate, would Penn rescind my offer if I drop AP chem? Who should I call at Penn to confirm this?</p>