<p>Hey,
I've read the other threads about rescind rates.</p>
<p>And the general consensus was 3 C's 1 D or 1 E and you get a letter asking for an explanation.</p>
<p>Where are people getting that information from?
Is there a concrete source, or is just a guess?</p>
<p>Does anyone know? Or is it just, I heard it through the grape vine?</p>
<p>There are no published figures on rescind rates. All universities rescind students, but most stories are myth rather than fact. Obviously, there is no excuse for a 3.8-4.0 student to all of a sudden drop to below a 2.5 GPA. Dropping from straight As to straight Bs is fine. Mixing it up a little with one or two Cs while still getting a couple of As is also fine. But dropping to a bunch of Cs and a couple of Bs will raise unwanted attention and once you dip into the Ds, probation (which will stay on a student's record) or rescinding could well happen. School is out for summer in late May/early June, I recommend studying hard until then.</p>
<p>They say that at the info sessions.</p>
<p>That's relieving...</p>
<p>I figure as more admissions get sent out, more people will be wondering about this as well. </p>
<p>What counsolers at our school said is every year they get about 3 or 4 letters revoking admission (out of classes of about 750-800) so I know this doesn't happen to many, but I didn't know what kind of grade drops those people had.</p>
<p>A lady at an info session said she was one of the people who rescinded admissions, and she said they are pretty rigid with the three cs, 1 D or E thing for rescinding. So, I think that would be a concrete source.</p>