<p>um yeah sorry that was pretty rude on my part just realized sorry :</p>
<p>like i read ivygeek’s post…and he said “we warn students all the time…” so I thought he was an admission officer (or someone like admissionsgeek lol) but the rest of the post didn’t make any sense to me so I thought he was just making up random stuff that didn’t really apply or was true concerning the OP’s question…</p>
<p>but of course I may be totally wrong and I apologize</p>
<p>Fear of getting my acceptance rescinded is 90% of the reason I still try in school. The other 10% is my pride… I guess. haha. </p>
<p>And at my school (for some reason that escapes me) there is no such thing as A- so my transcript looked really good when I sent it in. 90 = A :P</p>
<p>GS is for students who have had an interruption of more than a year in their education. If you just take a gap year, you won’t be eligible for GS, and you’ll have to apply to the college. As far as I know, Columbia, like most other colleges, does allow you to take a gap year between your senior year of high school and your freshman year at Columbia College.</p>
<p>@Pwoods-- Really?! I was talking to my dad about taking a gap year and he seemed genuinely interested. Maybe I’ll discuss this with him. I’ve always wanted time to travel, etc.</p>
<p>it does allow you to take a gap year, some students may choose to take a gap year and then apply, or apply be admitted and then take a gap year.</p>
<p>Hello Everyone,</p>
<p>I am a member of the SEAS 2015. I was admitted via Early Decision to Columbia. Recently, however, I acted in an immature manner. I go to a very competitive New York school, and left very negative comments about an individual who goes to our rival school. Although I concealed my identify, he found out that it was me. He seemed very angry, and would not talk to me. If he reported the comment to the school officials, and I get suspended, will I be rescinded? </p>
<p>I am very paranoid and worried at this moment. ALL suggestions welcome. Please and THank You</p>
<p>-Steve</p>
<p>An minor in-school suspension, so long as it’s not for academic dishonesty (plagiarism, cheating) probably wouldn’t lead to a rescission. But do you really you’d be suspended for making a negative comment about another student? That seems a bit harsh.</p>
<p>Graduating senior from Columbia here.</p>
<p>I went to a top-top magnet school here in the Northeast. Here’s my biggest regret:</p>
<p>Even after getting into Columbia ED, I still worked my ass off and stressed about every exam this and that. </p>
<p>My advice: RELAX. RELAX. RELAX. There’s ZERO chance you will get rescinded. Just relax.</p>
<p>@IHateHarryPotter: Honestly, it doesn’t sound like that big of a deal. If you threatened to kill him or something ridiculous, then you should worry a little. But if it wasn’t a teacher or something, it shouldn’t matter that much. I doubt the kid would report it, anyway. That would be… wow.</p>
<p>Ahh, I got into SEAS ED and I’ve been freaking out about having my acceptance withdrew. It’s so scary 
Lol.</p>
<p>I mean, I didn’t get in because of my grades at all. I’ve always been a B/A student. So a drop in grades shouldn’t matter THAT much. But, still, it’s scary.</p>
<p>truazn8948532, I hope you’re right 
thanks everyone for your responses!</p>