Senior grade is killing me..

Applying to College
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<p>So... Big trouble.
I got into University of Illinois- Urbana Champaign and University of Minnesota- Twin Cities earlier in 2013, but I am really SERIOUSLY freaking out because of my senior midterm grade. I had couple problems first semester with two classes.</p>

<p>AP us gov:
I usually got Bs on this class... The problem was that I reviewed the final exam with a textbook that my class studied and had unit tests based. Well, I totally didn't know the final exam was going to be AP samples exam instead. I asked my teacher (as he didn't go over how exams were going to be in prior to exam date), and he responded that our textbook wasn't really final exam study materials... Not really good ey. </p>

<p>AP Eng
Problem: I can't really write sophisticated essays because I started learning English a bit late as a second language learner. Apparently, it's really bad my English teacher recommended me dropping to regular English and told me she can explain colleges why I need to drop it. Doesn't sound too good.</p>

<p>For both classes, I think I am going to get Cs. As a average B student, I wasn't really expecting them. Do you think those two colleges I already got in would revoke their admission? This thought alone has been suffocating me for a while. FYI, I am planning to major in mathematics and statistics.</p>

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<p>First of all, congratulations on getting into these two amazing colleges. What major do you plan on doing? </p>

<p>I am also in the same condition as you. I have so far gotten into Penn State and LSU. My school has changed their grading policies completely and my grades are a few points lower than they really should be. However, after talking to my counselor multiple times, he says not to worry because colleges will rarely take your admissions away. As long as you have no Ds or Fs, you are fine. If you do have a D, they might ask you to explain it. An F is a no-no. Don’t worry too much. Enjoy your last year of high school, an event that only comes once in a lifetime!</p>