<p>How many ED acceptances get rescinded every year? How bad is bad? Would they rescind based on a midyear report, or give a warning? My first semester GPA is about 3.4, down from 4.0 junior, 3.75 cumulative. The lowest midyear grade is a C+, then a B, then the rest are B+/A-. Am I in danger? :-(</p>
<p>The courses I'm taking this year are ridiculously hard (all APs) and the class averages are low... my effort hasn't changed... I'm definitely going to improve second semester.</p>
<p>hopefully not too many</p>
<p>this is my mid-year:
AP Calc BC: 89
AP English Lit: 88
AP Spanish: 91
AP Bio: 94
AP Economics: 88
AP Government: 94
College Psych: 100</p>
<p>92 down from 98, but that's okay</p>
<p>chill out lol, if you get recinded, i'm ***ed....lol</p>
<p>i feel a lot better now lol</p>
<p>and by that I meant that you wont get rescinded for an A/A- GPA.</p>
<p>Am I in danger? Would they rescind on midyear or give a warning first? I'm freaking out cause these courses are ridiculously hard...</p>
<p>I think you're okay, you're taking all APs...and you're a senior</p>
<p>Sparticus, how's your midyear looking?</p>
<p>you need lower then like a 80 average to probably get a warning, and lower than a lower than a 70 to get rescinded, most of us on here have never even gotten a 70 or even close to a 70</p>
<p>my mid year:
(unweighted)
BC Calc: 99.7
AP Physics C: 97
Network Design and Engineering: 98
AP English: 91
AP Government: 88
AP German: 84</p>
<p>average unweighted: 93%</p>
<p>ive barely put any work into govt and german, just enough for the B</p>
<p>Does anybody think I might get rescinded or am I just overreacting? I can't stop thinking about this...</p>
<p>You're overreacting. They usually give people a WARNING who have like ALL C's--they EXPECT you to relax a little in terms of school work...esp. ED people. Calm down and chill! You earned it! :D</p>
<p>Mine took a dive (from my usual standards). </p>
<p>AP English - A
AP Govt - B
AP Calc BC - B
Comp. Application - A
AP Environmental - B
Marketing - A
AP Spanish - A</p>
<p>I have no motivation now that midterms are over. I'll be the first to admit it!</p>
<p>Do any pessimists out there think I am in danger?</p>
<p>you are in NO danger AT ALL!!!!
so be happy :)</p>
<p>NO YOU"RE NOT IN DANGER SHUT THE F UP! lol just kidding, but seriously, you're an A student still, you're def not in danger. Lots of people get in with a B average, so dropping from an A to an A- is fine.</p>
<p>Mercury, you're DEFINITELY not in danger. I can empathize with you on the whole worrying thing, but keep in mind it's only because you (most likely) worked for perfection the last three years. I personally get a kick out of pulling a B on a government test I never read the chapter for. It's a NEW kind of challenge to make the remaining months of high school more interesting! A true measure of innate intelligence, persay. :) I suggest all those accepted ED try it if you haven't already!</p>
<p>Haha... the funny thing is, I never studied for anything in high school, and I pulled straight As in difficult classes... but what makes me nervous is when the same strategy applied senior year yields a C+ and Bs... it's just kind of ironic that now I have to put in the effort, now that I'm already in college.</p>
<p>its all those APs...</p>
<p>How's your midyear, sparticus?</p>
<p>Don't worry. Those grades are fine. You'll most likely see much lower grades when you get to Cornell.</p>