<p>In February I dropped my AP Physics B class. At one point I was thinking about going into engineering or the medical field yet I changed my mind and decided that I wanted to major in accounting and I realized that physics isn't really necessary in that field. I received an A in the class in the first semester and still had an A when I dropped it so it wasn't because I was worried about my grade at all. I was planning on going to a school that wasn't as top notch as Wash U so I asked them before hand and they didn't care. Yet, financially things didn't work out with the school that I had asked and now I've officially committed to Wash U and I'm a bit worried that they might care that I dropped the class. I talked to admissions and they said they'd review it once I send in my final transcript and they'll probably send me a notice that they're doing so. Should I be worried that they're going to revoke my admission?</p>
<p>If it was just one class, and the rest of your grades are A’s I wouldn’t worry.</p>
<p>If your whole semester was a disaster, I’d be freaking out.</p>
<p>Thanks for your answer. </p>
<p>I have 4 classes now without the physics class (AP Calculus BC, AP Psychology, and AP US Government, and AP English Literature). I think I’ll get all A’s except I’m pretty sure I’m going to end up getting a B in Calc. BC. I’m just also a little worried because I only have 4 classes so they might think it’s too easy of a schedule. It’s just unfortunate that I won’t know whether things are going to be okay for a month at least… which by that time idk how I would be able accept my admission into another school.</p>