Getting a D senior year...

<p>Hey Everyone,</p>

<p>So, its my last semester of my senior year and have been accepted to UCR. My grades have been slipping a little and i would have to say that i have a bad case of senioritis. I currently have a D in one of my classes. Do you think that UCR will take back my admission? Has this happened to anyone? I mean, i know a D isnt good, but come on, im still gonna have atleast a 3.0 GPA. Any info will be greatly appreciated.</p>

<p>Thanks all,</p>

<p>Massood</p>

<p>u currently have a d… so it means that you have the rest of the semester to bring it back up to a C.</p>

<p>if it was a semester D, phone them in ASAP</p>

<p>yea…i definately have the time to bring the grade up. I mean, its a D+ as of now. like 68.9%. But, hypothetically, if it stays at a D…</p>

<p>phone them in? as in call admissions and let them know and see what they say about it?</p>

<p>pay off your teacher</p>

<p>I would give you about a 75% of being rescinded if you get a D in the class. UCR does not take students earning D’s during senior year lightly. You would need to contact them with a good reason right away if you had any chance of not being rescinded.</p>

<p>suck a dick iamjustin.</p>

<p>Cali trumpet - Ok, i appreciate that info very much.</p>

<p>Thanks all.</p>

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<p>Learn how to read sarcasm.</p>

<p>If you dont have something productive to add, theres no need to speak.</p>

<p>Massood</p>

<p>I have currently 2 D’s in my semester
report card (for last semester of senior year)</p>

<p>I called UCR and they said as long as it
wasnt an A-G course its fine.</p>

<p>lol so i can slack off in my calc bc class b/c its my 4th year of math? i dont feel like doing calculus much these days…</p>

<p>same hear I got an F in Pre Cal. But I was smart and finish all my A-G by Junior year really I just have to take English but I need to get 40 elective credits so I took some science class to beef up my brain</p>

<p>massoodk seems like he’d bring the excitement of going to college to a screeeeeeching halt if you met him ;]</p>

<p>Who do I email if I have a d in one of my classes?</p>

<p><a href=“mailto:admit@ucr.edu”>admit@ucr.edu</a></p>

<p>source: my.ucr.edu</p>

<p>"If you have received a D or F grade, you must notify your admission counselor at <a href=“mailto:admit@ucr.edu”>admit@ucr.edu</a>. "</p>

<p>i know people last year that got rescinded from santa cruz and irvine for getting Ds
one was in stats and the other in calc</p>

<p>Yea, just call an advisor. Sometimes they’ll work with you even it’s an A-G course. You might have to go to summer school tho. It happened to me. Got a D in English haha and went to summer school at community college.</p>

<p>I just got an e-mail back that says my admission would most likely be in jeopardy and that I have to raise my grades to a C. =, dunno if that’s possible for my AP Stats class</p>

<p>Have a meeting with your professor about it. See if you can do some individual sessions with them, extra credit, etc.</p>

<p>Maybe if you really show your professor that you’re doing your best and busting your ass that you may be able to bring it up.</p>

<p>do you know how to contact UCSC for failing classes? email addresses and phone numbers?</p>

<p>I asked the UCR admission the same question on facebook, and they said, “It might. Depends on your major and lots of other things. You need to send an email to <a href=“mailto:admit@ucr.edu”>admit@ucr.edu</a> explaining the situation.”
here’s their facebook: <a href=“http://www.facebook.com/ucradmissions[/url]”>http://www.facebook.com/ucradmissions&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

<p>LiveTheLimit</p>

<p>Also, I’m on the same boat as you. I do not like Calculus!</p>