<p>Hey everyone,</p>
<p>Maybe someone can help me with a situation I might be in? Here's the deal. I was denied admittance to UCLA for my first major, but because I'm an honors student at a CCC I was able to choose a second major, and was subsequently accepted for that. So, I'm stoked about getting in, even for my back-up, but here's where things get a little dicey...</p>
<p>My last Formal Honors class, (you must take a total of four to be honors certified, and this is my fourth) is Statistics and I'm taking that this semester (spring). I'm really awful at math, buhowever through much struggling I was able to get at least a B in all the math prereqs, but at some point I must have had a stroke because I thought it would be a good idea to take my last math requirement as an honors class. I'm now in the position of hovering right between a C and B - B would get me honors credit, certifying me, whereas C would be a passing grade, but wouldn't count as an honors class and therefore not qualify me to be honors certified. There are no honors classes offered in the summer. </p>
<p>I'm working my a$$ off to get a B, and so far I've been averaging As on all my tests so if I keep this up I should be OK, BUT - what if I DO get a C? I've been looking on the board for an answer to this but to no avail. </p>
<p>What will happen if I do get a C and am not technically honors certified? Am I completly screwed or are there ways around this? Like I said, I should get a B, but I want to know my options if I don't. I'm also wondering if this would be doubly bad for me because being in honors is what allowed me to be accepted as my second choice. </p>
<p>Thanks for your help</p>