<p>Well, I applied for SUNY albany, got accepted last week.
My gpa was a 3.0, and my gpa had serious improvment.</p>
<p>My midyear grades are ****ty,
algerbra 2, qtr1, 85, qtr 2-65, midterm, 77
accounting (teach hates me), semester 1 and 2, 76, midterm,82</p>
<p>SCI FI-80
Economics, 78
physics, 72</p>
<p>overall gpa, 1st semester, 82</p>
<p>WILL THE 65 GET ME REVOKED? i WANNA GO TO ALBANY!
ahhhh, they ddint request midyears yet.</p>
<p>What are your grades normally? And will they even see the 65? At my school, they only see the final semester grade. Besides, as far as I know, they will only revoke it if its a significant plunge. I think if you got accepted already, they don't need mid-year reports, just final transcripts once you graduate.</p>
<p>Colleges don't like to rescind admissions. However, they are very hard to predict. Since it is only the midyear, it would be very likely that they would give you the rest of the year to get straightened out.</p>
<p>Another bit of advice is typically to contact the college before they contact you. In this case, I would not have the mid-year report sent, and then fix the problem before they see the final grades.</p>
<p>my overall hs gpa was a 2.99998,</p>
<p>however, it had tremendous improvement, fresh was 2.7, soph was 2.9, and jr was 3.4. .....</p>
<p>they didnt request midyears</p>
<p>Do NOT contact the school and call attention to your problem. They likely won't find out anyway.</p>
<p>so u think im in troble?</p>
<p>I think that SUNY-Albany is not going to look at your midterm report, but that they will look at the final report. If your grades don't get better, or they get worse by the end of senior year, then it is possible they might rescind.</p>