<p>If you’ve gotten in to an Ivy League school, why would you risk anything less than your best? I would think that a handful of B’s would be okay, but that doesn’t mean all B-'s. If you can get an A, why not get an A?</p>
<p>A kid at my school got in early to MIT. He got a D first semester in AP English because he was lazy as hell and did nothing. All he did was write a letter to MIT explaining how he regrets the D and how he won’t get it again 2nd semester (he got a C second semester). They didn’t care.</p>
<p>Mind you, he had an unweighted 4.0 before senior year.</p>
<p>Keep your grade up. I’m sure somebody on this board would not cry if your offer get rescinded. One more slot available for the RDers. In short, don’t listen to anybody’s advice about getting C s and Ds.</p>
<p>A girl from my school last year got a C- in physics first semester after getting in early to Wellesley. She got about 2 or 3 other B’s. But they were okay with it, they didn’t care.</p>
<p>if you’re smart enough to get into an ivy ED, it shouldnt be hard for you to cruise, and easily mantain at least B-'s and A’s in the easy classes. Just do that.</p>