Senior Year Course Change (UCLA, Berkeley)

Applying to College
1

<p>Okay.</p>

<p>On my application, I said I would dual enroll in Partial Differential Equations and Physics 2. Turns out those classes were full and I chose one easy lab (Intro to Civil Engineering Lab) and Introduction to Analysis (Senior Math Course). Because the Senior math course was so hard and I had a lot more things to do for extracurricular in my high school, I dropped it.</p>

<p>The transition was </p>

<p>Partial Differential Equations. Physics 2.</p>

<p>TO</p>

<p>Easy lab. Dropped senior math course.</p>

<p>Of course, I am taking three AP courses at my high school.
So my questions are:</p>

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<li><p>Is my acceptance taken away? I have As and Bs (mostly As) in enrolled classes.</p></li>
<li><p>When reporting this schedule change in UCLA website, do I put that I changed those two classes to the lab and math course. And I dropped the math. Or I do not need to report the math at all (since they are dual-enrolled classes) although my transcript will show "W" for withdrawal.</p></li>
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2

<p>Let me rephrase.

  1. May dropping a college class, not high school class, take away acceptance if I dropped it?</p>

<ol>
<li>Should I report this drop although it will not appear in my high school transcript but in my college transcript?</li>
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3

<p>Yes, you should report the drop to be safe (and have everything match up) because you need to send in both your high school & college transcript for verification.</p>