<p>Hi all!</p>
<p>So I was admitted EA to the University of Chicago and committed almost on the spot. It was my first choice school and really the only one I could see myself at in the fall. I'm over the moon still, but I'm terrified that my semester grades are going to ruin it for me.</p>
<p>I was admitted to UChi with an unweighted 3.75 and a weighted 4.2, although I got an unweighted 4.0 first semester this year. My school does this thing where in AP classes second semester there are only a handful of tests (usually 1-3) and the majority of the grade is based off of a cumulative project. Due to a number of factors, mainly a huge increase in fighting/stress in my home, I wasn't able to focus as much attention on my AP Bio final project as I'd like to. This class, which was previously my highest grade, is now borderline B/C range due to the botched project.</p>
<p>There won't be any chances to increase my grade until the semester final in June, which is not nearly as heavily weighted as this project was. If worst comes to worst, I'll finish out the year with a C in AP Bio and one or two B's, probably in AP Spanish and/or regular Physics (both are currently borderline As). My remaining three classes I have solid A's in, and I'm also taking Calculus BC outside of school.</p>
<p>I'm just scared they'll find some way to rescind me. I have evidence that things have gone badly in my family recently, we've all entered into family therapy, etc. I'm just not sure it'll be enough if the admissions officers do decide to revoke my acceptance. I feel terrible thinking about how my family problems will affect school when I should really be focusing my energy on being positive and helping to remedy them. I don't want to seem like all I care about is academia but this is a very big accomplishment for me and I'd hate to see it go down the drain.</p>