rescind admission? help!

Colleges and Universities A-Z Georgetown University
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<p>so, i was accepted early action into the school of foreign service. unfortunately, i am currently receiving a C+ in my AP French Language class. I think I can get it up to a B and potentially an A, but if I were unable to, would my admission be rescinded? The rest of my classes are solid A's and this would be my only non-A ever in high school. AP French has just become so hard for me lately because all of our grades are based on previous AP tests which my teacher doesn't curve. For example, i usually get 9/15 on the reading quizzes and about 9/15 on the fill in the blanks for pronouns and verbs. She puts these into the gradebook as "D's" and it really hurts my overall grade because we haven't done much besides the practice ap exams. It's upsetting because I feel that would be a 3/4 on the AP exam, which shouldn't receive a grade of "D" in the class. Luckily, I am a good essay writer so it brings my grade up to a C+ overall. </p>

<p>Sorry for the rant, but if i get one C+ on my final report card, and it is my only non-A grade in highschool ever, will I be rescinded?</p>

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<p>I know it’s hard for a perfectionist but believe me, the only thing this is gonna break is your bragging rights to Straight A’s in high school. You have proven yourself SFS material, the end of your senior year is all about getting college credit for your AP courses. Grades don’t matter (unless straight D’s)</p>

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<p>I love your name. <3 NCIS (if that’s what it’s referring to)</p>

<p>& Stop stressing so much.</p>

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<p>jeez relax :slight_smile: one C is a-okay…have some fun!!!</p>

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<p>You’re worrying way too much! Highschools perpetuate the rumor that if you’re grades drop second semester senior year your admission will be rescinded. This is obviously to prevent senioritis and maintain control over the student body. You have no reason to worry about a C. </p>

<p>Now if you start failing all your classes and get arrested a few times, then you may be in trouble…</p>