<p>I was recently admitted to UCLA engineering. However, I was told by a friend that we have to report D's and F's we received even if we made them up. I received a D in my freshman year (9th grade) in Honors Biology A during my first semester. Second semester I took regular Biology B and got an A. I took regular biology A during summer school and received a B in the class. I did not know I was supposed to report this to UC's because my counselors told me that it cancelled the D out if I retook the class. It was an honest mistake on my behalf. Do you know if this will affect my acceptance? Will it be rescinded?</p>
<p>I’m sure you’ll be okay. The make-up grade should appear on your transcript instead of your D :)</p>
<p>I really hope so 
The problem is that on my uc transcript it shows only the B and the A I received
Whereas my official transcript shows the D and the B and the A</p>
<p>Has this ever happen to anyone else?</p>
<p>I am sure it is fine. By showing the B and A, colleges see you actually cared enough about your grades to retake a class.</p>
<p>It might be a good idea to contact admissions anyway. Although I’m pretty sure you’re fine, you’re better off safe than sorry. And I think admissions staff would appreciate knowing about this ASAP; in fact it will probably help to get it out of the way so you will seem more “honest” and it won’t raise red flags later.</p>
<p>Oh okay thanks guys! I feel much better now 
Should I call them first and then email?</p>
<p>I have a rescind question as well:
I signed up to take AP Calc AB at the beginning of the year so I wrote that on all of my apps: UCs and privates included. However, because I excelled my Calc teacher decided to move me up to the BC class and gave me BC credit for the 1st semseter. Will schools freak out about this?</p>
<p>Something similar to that happened to me as well. I signed up to take macro and micro exam, but I will only be taking the macro. Will this affect me in anyway?</p>
<p>-bump- 10char</p>
<p>@Caliboy321</p>
<p>What happened with your situation did you receive any clarification? I know someone who got a F (in an a-g course) and he’s looking for clarification on how to make it up and how to report it on the uc application next year.</p>
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<p>It happened in 9th grade and I thought the UCs didn’t look at 9th and 12th grade classes …</p>
<p>Do you guys think they take non-academic schedules into account? I’ve been on swim team for three years but I didn’t swim this year as I had reported on my application.</p>
<p>I reported the status change on the new bruins website and I am waiting for their response. It’s been 13 days since I sent it & I still have not received any email regarding my admission status
I’ll keep you guys updated</p>
<p>StaigerTiger … No. They only care about the academic stuff. Unless, of course, you are a recruited athlete!</p>
<p>Caliboy, have you gotten a response from UCLA?</p>
<p>Yes I have. They emailed me yesterday after 13 days and told me that my acceptance offer still stands. I’m going to be a Bruin! :D</p>
<p>Awesome! So it’s confirmed UCLA won’t revoke admission if you don’t take ap tests that you said you will?</p>
<p>Yes that’s what I was told. They said they care more about the class itself.</p>