<p>I just got accepted to SUNY Albany yesterday as a transfer student for the Spring 2015 semester. In the letter it states that the offer of acceptance is made in the condition that I successfully complete all work in progress. Does that mean I MUST get a grade of C or above in the courses that I am taking at the moment?</p>
<p>I am worried because I am taking University Physics right now and it is a HUGE challenge for me because I have never taken physics during my high school years and then to have it calculus based. My midterm grade for the class was a D. I had a chance to withdraw but since its a 5 credit class, I would fall below full time. Also, even if the course is difficult for me, I still go to class everyday and try my best but looking at my exam grades, I really don't think Ill be passing the course.</p>
<p>It is sort of bad luck for me because there were no other professors who are teaching the course except for the professor I have now. He expects us to read the textbook and puts us into groups to learn from each other and me being shy, I am very hesitant to talk to others at times and it also doesn't help if the other students I'm in a group with does not know the material also.</p>
<p>Do you think Albany will rescind my acceptance after I turn in my final transcript and see that I did not do well in Physics?
I actually emailed them yesterday night, I just want to see what you all think, and if you know anyone who has been rescinded from this school also. </p>
<p>It doesn't help also because the school that I am in now, finishes finals week on the week Albanys tuition deposit is due and it is also non refundable. I do not want to pay the tuition deposit, only to have it my acceptance rescind. To top it off, I am dorming at an apartment in Buffalo right now and since I plan on going to Albany, I will have to pack all my things and I live about 7hrs away. So it would be a pain to move out and then have my acceptance rescinded and then having to BACK in again.</p>