<p>Every high school senior has that fear of having their college acceptance resent after receiving their third quarter grades. Some of my grades have dropped from A's to B's due to family stuff, and I'm afraid I might be that one person who actually gets their acceptance revoked in june. Does Penn really do things like this, and if so, how often/ for what kinds of grades?</p>
<p>I think you should be fine if you have B’s (and it’s because of family issues, not because of senioritis). I think it’s only getting C’s without a justifiable reason that they can take away your acceptance. I know kids at my high school in previous years going to Ivies who have gotten away with low grades, but it’s not worth it to risk it if you are able to keep them up.</p>
<p>Literally the only kid I’ve ever known to get rescinded from an ivy league or anywhere for that matter got arrested for battery. You really need to make a stupid decision for it to happen. Just try not to get any Cs and there should be no problems at all.</p>