<p>LSU has a lot of information about admissions and admissions requirements. But I cannot find anything about revoking admission due to high school grades.</p>
<p>They talk about their “Early Admission Program,” but don’t define it. Google says colleges that have something they call an Early Admission Program are simply admitting students before final high school transcripts are done. I suspect it’s a phrase used for legal reasons only, because most every college I’ve encountered has regular admissions before final high school transcripts are done.</p>
<p>So let’s continue my quest for proof of LSU’s admission revocation policy.</p>
<p>LSU’s writings on admissions mostly seem to be geared toward those who have completed high school. For example, they write, “Students must also have completed at least 19 units of new Fall 2012 college-preparatory courses.” Yet they are admitting students who not only have not completed 19 units, but who also will not. Specifically, they are admitting students who will not take a fine arts course.</p>
<p>So LSU writes “must,” but also writes, “The Admissions Committee will review qualifications and application packages to determine whether additional predictors of success exist as a basis for admission.”</p>
<p>That’s enough parsing. Short of contacting LSU directly, does anyone have proof of LSU’s admission revocation policy?</p>