Getting a D in AP Stats senior year second semester

[itsesther]

<p>I just took my finals and I'm not sure if i'm going to get a C or better. I've already been accepted to UC Riverside and I've put in my SIR. Will my acceptance be revoked? I only have a month left and there's one assignment left.</p>

<p>*not sure if AP Stats is an A through G requirement</p>

[saif235]

<p>Not to be blunt, but;
Yes, your admission could get rescinded.</p>

[ClassicRockerDad]

<p>Get your parents involved and get a clear guidance from the teacher what you need to do to get that grade out of the crapper. </p>

[Erin_s_Dad]

<p>^ Blunt talk made me smile this morning. </p>

[mikemac]

<p>The people that know are not posting on this forum. They work in admissions at Riverside. The mature thing to do is to contact them immediately to discuss the situation. If you don’t get a D, no repercussions from talking. If you do, and if it will matter, then there are going to be far more options (a summer class, for example) if you get in touch now then there will be if you hope they don’t catch it when they see your final transcripts late in the summer.</p>

<p>The adcoms are willing to work with you, but they can’t unless you first make the effort. As Davis adcoms wrote in their alumni magazine

It’s nice to know that there is life after rescinded admission, but most families would prefer to avoid it in the first place.</p>

<p>How can that be done? At UC Davis, the best action is to contact the university early, even before final grades come out. Says Campbell, “We tell students if anything changed from when you put your application in, let us know as soon as it happens. We want to work with you early on.”</p>

<p>There is no reason for an admitted student to fear making contact, even with news about poor performance, because the university’s goal is to keep the student eligible to enroll. If the student delays, he or she may find that it’s too late to sign up for summer school at community college, which often begins in early June.

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