<p>I was accepted into UC Santa Cruz, but I fear that my application can be revoked since I failed two college class courses. When I applied I wrote in my application that I was currently taking them and didn't find out that I failed until the end of the semester. I retook them both during Spring semester and passed with an A and a B. I'm worried that my application could be revoked. I called and they told me that there was a possibility that I could be revoked and would have to fill out an application saying why I failed and that they would have to review my application again. I'm really worried, what are the chances of them allowing me to continue with my admission? I thought they would concentrate on high school grades rather than college classes. I'm incredibly concerned.</p>
<p>I say chances are small you are revoked, but I am removed from the situation. If you are filling out a form on why you failed, it might be better because you can explain yourself and show you then passed with an A and a B.</p>
<p>The only people who can answer this question are at Santa Clara. You need to deal directly with them. None of us can predict their behavior, even if we wish we could.</p>
<p>Agreed. You need to call. </p>
<p>But I highly doubt it though</p>