<p>Well long story short my professor messed up a little and it turned out i got an A instead of a B in my math course. Any ideas what the best way would be for me to let the UC's know of this change since we cant do anymore updates.</p>
<p>Thanks!</p>
<p>messed up a little? A>B is a big difference.</p>
<p>let admissions know via email, written letter, or fax.</p>
<p>Some un-asked for advice: From your post, it sounds like the professor realized the mistake . . . I’m surprised you didn’t notice it! You should always have a good idea of where you stand, and you should always check your grade after the semester ends because this happens more often that you’d think. Sometimes it’s just a typo, sometimes it’s because the prof forgot to enter something into a spreadsheet, sometimes he adds wrong. Always double check!</p>
<p>If I misread the situation, my apologies!</p>
<p>mypinkfriday is right. You should send each individual UC that you applied to a letter/email/fax. Most schools accept changes through their myApplication systems. Here’s a link that should help:
[How</a> to Submit Changes to Your 2011 UC Application](<a href=“collegetocareers.com | NS record”>collegetocareers.com | NS record)</p>
<p>thanks for the quick responses, yea it was his mistake cause i did the calculations he jsut took forever to double check. I have now contacted all campuses and let them know of my 4.0 
hahaha thanks guys!</p>