<p>Needless to say after getting in ED, senioritis kicked in early. That said, I managed to pull all A's except one class where i might be getting a C. I've never even gotten below an A in high school before this semester. Is the one C enough for them to revoke admission? Those of you who already attend Duke or have been accepted, how bad did your grades get after acceptance?</p>
<p>btw the class is AP Physics</p>
<p>dont worry about it.....</p>
<p>jeez man, chillax. They don't care. They will pass on 5-second glance over your 2nd semester grades to see if you failed any.</p>
<p>People who think like you should be drug into the street and shot. Seriously, just relax you'll be fine. Stop overreacting and enjoy heading to Durham.</p>
<p>ok ok im chillaxed now. I like to freak out over nothing. thanks guys</p>
<p>yeh and if you ever flip out again we'll be here to tell you that you are crazy and bring you back down to reality with the rest of us...</p>
<p>That's a pretty big slide. I mean think about it, all As until senior year when suddenly you show an enormous drop to a C. I think that you should be very worried. If you had been an A-/B+/B student then it might not hurt you, but as it is I would consider prep school for a year.</p>
<p>Just to say, I think Duke's policy regarding grades after acceptance is as follows:</p>
<p>Maintain your high level of academic acheivement. That said all As and one C still sounds pretty good to me, especially in a hard class like physics. Plus I think it said on the bottom of the end of year grade report they sent us that they really only look at your application again if you get a FINAL grade lower than a C+, and that's only looking at it, I don't think they rescind many offers of admission unless you like fall apart. And at least i assume they meant final grades.<br>
I called them today cuz i wanted to drop a class and wanted to make sure that was okay and the guy was really funny. He was like "relax, you're in, enjoy second semester." So I think we should all just take his advice, that's why we applied early anyways right.</p>
<p>The Answer Is: No</p>
<p>If you had all B's and a C I might be slightly concerned, but as it stands now you have nothing to worry about.</p>