<p>To be honest, I've been slacking off my senior year, and as of right now I have three B+ grades in my AP classes. I was accepted early decision, and I'm fairly confident I'll be able to improve them before the end of the semester, but in case I'm not, would this be enough to put my admission at risk?</p>
<p>My parents seem to think so, and I'm pretty sure they're exaggerating. But in general, can one get mostly B's in a senior semester and still attend Harvey Mudd after being accepted?</p>
<p>B's are completely fine</p>
<p>I doubt it will even register that you got B+'s. Now, if those were Cs and Ds, you would be in trouble. You were admitted on more than just your grades, and your other achievements show that you are a bright student. I can't see you even getting a warning letter. Now, if you got substantia, merit aid, that money could be affected if your grades go down...</p>
<p>yeah... i'd be more worried about hmc revoking merit based aid (if you got any) rather than taking back an acceptance. if you get some B+'s, oh well... it's not the end of the world. (i think it's cool cuz that tells me that you have a life outside of school, maybe?)</p>