<p>@that1guyy where did u read that</p>
<p>That’s not true. People get accepted without getting a spring grade request. And people don’t even start getting spring grade requests until decisions start coming out</p>
<p>Sent from my DROID4 using CC</p>
<p>@that1guy well I don’t know where you read that but I don’t expect to receive a SGR … I will however have to send a final transcript when and if I do get accepted … Just being optimistic that I wont receive one because then I can slack off a little =]</p>
<p>DOOOOOOOOOOM We’re all going to slack off in our Spring semester than the SGR come and they deny us all! DOOOOOOOM!</p>
<p><em>cries</em></p>
<p>Hey everybody! I’ve posted in here before and I hope you are all doing well. Stay focused on school and before you know it we will know our decisions! I was curious to know if anyone else got the request for winter grades? I am on the quarter system so it makes sense, just got it this morning. Good luck everyone!</p>
<p>@Aelan15- did you receive an email and a letter asking for your winter grades or just an email?
I’m on the semester system and haven’t received anything from USC besides an email after I sent my application</p>
<p>@uscco2016- Just an email so far, it was sent around midnight. However, USC connect does say that a message has been sent about my winter grades. That could be referring to the email I have received or an additional letter I will be receiving in the mail. I will update you guys if I get a letter in the mail as well.</p>
<p>I guess it’s a good sign that someone has heard something even if it isn’t a spring grade request.</p>
<p>do we need to turn in a mi-term report if were on semesters?</p>
<p>@jr2013 i don’t think so. I called admissions a few weeks ago asking if they want/ will accept them and they said no.</p>
<p>as I recall, the mid-term report is only for freshmen applicants</p>
<p>Recieving SGR is based more on number of units you have obtained so far (I believe). The first time I applied to USC I got a SRG, thought it was a good sign that they were still interested and was later rejected. Don’t read too much into it.</p>
<p>how many units did u have? @lilly1234</p>
<p>I’m applying to USC as a Business Major. I am taking 19 semester units this semester, so I am pretty much maxed out on units. I’m getting all As, but I have an D in Calculus. However, I am also taking Business Calculus, which I believe I will get an A in. My last semester GPA was a 4.0, and comparatively, this semester will be a major drop because of that D. If I have 4 As, one of them being Business Calculus, and 1 D in the regular Calculus class, how bad could that possibly harm my chances of getting into USC?</p>
<p>YoDaddyBarry as I am sure you know the Business program at USC is one of the better ones on the west coast so admissions is very competitive. A failing grade in something as crucial to business as math will definitely hurt your chances if admissions are deciding between you and a handful of other candidates. Otherwise given that you have all A’s, I wouldn’t completely rule out the possibility of acceptance into USC, but maybe lower your expectations into getting into the business school the first time around. I wish you luck!</p>
<p>Hi guyz! Good to hear that people are getting winter grade requests ! I sent mine in March anyways just for kicks. Anyways, have you all been able to click on (well this is at least what I have) "satisfactory academic progress under eligibility checks and “initial documentation” under application started and get little messages? I just noticed that I was able to do this. And then also did you guys have to send in 2012 parent tax returns for verification?</p>
<p>^ and this is all under the financial aid status check page.</p>
<p>@chloe316 i have no idea what you’re talking about… i just checked my us connect</p>
<p>ya sorry it was kind of cryptic. It’s all under the financial aid tab on usconnect and then if you click on financial aid status check you should find 3 categories: eligibility checks, application started and application in review. And under eligibility checks it says satisfactory academic progress and under app started it has initial documentation. For the first time I have been able to click on satisfactory academic progress and initial documentation and little messages show up that explain what it means. At least that is what I have in my fin aid status check box. #imreallybored</p>
<p>@chloe316 yeaaa i need to still send my parents taxes but i called the financial aid office and they said they hav no due date or deadline for incoming students to turn those in</p>