<p>I am a senior right now, and I took my fine arts at a community college already, so I dont need it any more.
But I took a ceramics course this year, and it is too time consuming when I have other AP classes that I should be worrying about.</p>
<p>I already told the UC's that I would be taking ceramics 2nd semester, and put it as "planned" to take next semester.
If I drop this class will it affect my acceptance?
I already know that they will not see my dropped fine art class until I am accepter already, but I am afraid they will not like to see me flake out on one of my classes and reconsider my acceptances.</p>
<p>What would happen if I dropped this semi-important ceramics class..
Do I need to write a letter, etc?
please help
THANKS</p>
<p>I think dropping the class would be a REALLY bad idea.. ceramics is definitely one of the most important classes in the academic world.</p>
<p>You do need to inform each UC to which you have applied of any changes to your academic history or schedule. </p>
<p>Having said that, I don't know how important another fine/performing arts class is to UC schools. This requirement was only added when UC and CSU decided to align their requirements. Up until a few years ago, there was no such a-g requirement. It was a-f and it was just the CSU's that wanted this thing. </p>
<p>On the other hand, if dropping the ceramics class makes an already weak senior schedule look even weaker, I wouldn't do it. But if you've got 5 solid academic courses, an extra fine arts class probably doesn't make that much difference, assuming the cc course you took satisfies the fine arts requirement.</p>