Poor grades on final transcript?

Applying to College
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<p>Hello,</p>

<p>I was accepted to West Virginia University with a 2.92 GPA. On my transcript, I had an F in Physics, however I was still accepted. However 2nd quarter I suffered the same fate, and as a result I switched into an easier Physics class, and managed to get an A in that class, and I currently have another A in this 4th quarter. (I asked the college if switching classes was ok, and they said it was.)</p>

<p>However in 2nd quarter I did terribly, and failed 2 classes. However, in 3rd quarter, I managed to bring those grades up. In 4th quarter however, I'm not doing very well. I'm failing three classes. My English grade will be very easy to bring up, as 60% of the 4th quarter grade depends on a final project (pretty easy project). My math and Spanish grades however are a bit hard to bring up. If I try hard enough I'd be able to do bring them up to Cs. Do you have any suggestions? Do teachers offer extra credit to seniors to bring their grades up?</p>

<p>My main question is due to the previous failing classes, is there anyway my acceptance to WVU will be revoked? It was my first choice college, and dream school and I will absolutely crushed if it gets revoked. This has been haunting me since I was accepted. Also, my parents already put in a lot of money in the deposit and orientation fees.</p>

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<p>It’s very possible that failures in more classes will cause you to be revoked. Get the grades up. It’s up to the school’s and teacher’s policies as to whether they accept extra credit.</p>

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<p>Definitely ask about extra credit, but at this rate, you WILL lose your spot. Do whatever it takes to get C’s, that’s acceptable enough.</p>

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<p>I’m definitely not planning on failing the classes. I’m positive I can bring them up. Finals are coming up in a month, and I plan on doing well on those as well. if I do well on finals, and the final overall grade is okay, will the previous grades affect anything?</p>

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<p>If your previous grades affect the total GPA, that would be the only problem that I can see with your final transcript. If you bring them up to make the yearly grade adequate, you should be fine, darlin’. :)</p>