<p>My second semester grades are most likely going to end up like this:</p>
<p>AP English Lit: B+
AP Spanish: A
AP Statistics: B+
Advanced Physics: A
Chemistry: C+
AP Government: A</p>
<p>How am I doing? Also, other than getting my grades up (of course), what else can I do to help my case?</p>
<p>All of your grades other than Chemistry are fine, and I just can’t imagine that one C+ is going to result in the Draconian measure of a rescission. I don’t think there’s any “case” to help. Just do your best and I suspect it will be a non-issue.</p>
<p>They won’t see second semester, only full year and nobody is going to go back to the midyear report and back into what your second semester was.</p>
<p>“They won’t see second semester, only full year and nobody is going to go back to the midyear report and back into what your second semester was.”</p>
<p>what? i’m not sure if i’m understanding you correctly.</p>
<p>The school will only send (right?) an end-of-year transcript, with only the end-of-year averages on it. There will be no reflection of a particularly bad quarter/trimester/semester, just the average for the year.</p>
<p>At least, that’s what my school does.</p>
<p>Depends on your school. My high school only listed semester grades on its transcripts, there were no “year averages.”</p>
<p>my school only sends semester grades; i’ve seen a transcript before.</p>
<p>the only guaranteed A i have is AP gov. advanced physics and spanish are likely to be A’s though, I just have to turn in late work.
AP statistics might be a B.
AP chemistry …yeah… :(</p>
<p>I honestly really doubt your offer will be rescinded. I feel like they only rescind when something godawful happens, like you completely bomb a class or get arrested. But I could be way off base.</p>
<p>whoa my thread just came up on google haha
crazy</p>
<p>They’re not going to rescind admission for one C+. Really. Ridiculous question. Honestly, I knew someone whose kid got an F in second semester Calculus senior year… As an alum, I was shocked NU didn’t make an issue of it.</p>
<p>I realize you’re nervous, but I almost laughed out loud when I read this post. Relax. Go enjoy your summer.</p>