Revoke admission for dropping a class?

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of California - Los Angeles
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<p>I got into UCLA with
3.8 UW GPA, 4.2 W
2220 SAT 1
750/710 SAT 2
32 ACT
Out of State</p>

<p>In February I dropped a second semester class, Sociology. It was a class that was only for second semester and only worth 1/2 credit, non-honors as well. I'm still going to graduate and everything and I'm doing pretty well in the classes I'm taking. The classes that I am currently taking are:</p>

<p>AP Chemistry (Double Period)
AP Calculus AB
Honors Japanese 3
Honors English 12</p>

<p>Do you think that UCLA will revoke my offer of admission for dropping the Sociology class? Would they possibly just tell me to either take up the class now or make a substitution? UCLA is my top choice and I'm going to be devastated if they revoke.</p>

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<p>You should be fine - but make sure to tell UCLA immediately if you haven't already or it could come back to bite you in the @$$</p>

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<p>Tell the UCLA admissions office as soon as you can... After that, you should still remain admitted because as you said, you're doing well in the rest of your classes.</p>

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<p>Well I went ahead and filled out the form last night. I was able to put in my first semester grades (all A's), so I'm hoping that Sociology won't make much of a difference. I would imagine that I won't hear back from them this week due to all the people trying to appeal/complaining, but about how long do you think it will take?</p>

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<p>I personally think you will be absolutely fine... last year, I had to drop AP US Gov't (my schedule was overloaded, though I was still doing very well in all classes), and told them immediately...and they said it was fine. So no worries for you. </p>

<p>As for how long it might take, I recall getting a response within 1-2 weeks.</p>

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<p>Thanks, you are all very reassuring!</p>

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<p>inflatablecheez,</p>

<p>did you take any other class as your replacement for AP Gov?</p>

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<p>No, I didn't take another class...dropping the class just allowed me to have a lunch (my schedule had originally been 8 classes a day, 6 of which were AP, with no breaks...pretty intense).</p>

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<p>as long as you have taken something else to fulfill the a-g requirement. But i think the req was only 2 years right?</p>

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<p>Well I got an email back from UCLA today, and they said there was no problem! I'm pretty relieved and I can finally relax now that I'm really in my top choice school. I can safely say that I'm going back home to Southern California :).</p>