what grades do we have to maintain?

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of Southern California
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<p>i dont wanna be rescinded! what grades should we keep up? would they really rescind if they didn't like what they saw? any stories? thanks!!!</p>

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<p>My daughter and her friend did a research on this, last year USC rescinded 3 students total. So don't worry about senior year grades too much.</p>

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<p>thats a huge relief! i bet those three students grade's were considerably lower than what they applied with!!!</p>

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<p>what about if you're a scholarship recipient.
how far can you go b4 they will revoke the scholarship.
i really don't want to work the rest of the senior year. lol</p>

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<p>Wondering too, about the scholarship.
It's stated somewhere that you've got to maintain a similar GPA in final transcript that you applied with.
But if one has a 4uw, will it be a problem to reduce that with a couple of Bs? There's no way my D is going to maintain all As in second semester.</p>

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<p>For Presidential Scholarship, you need to maintain your USC GPA to be at least 3.0 uw and taking 16 units minimum. So it's like taking 4 courses.</p>

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It's stated somewhere that you've got to maintain a similar GPA in final transcript that you applied with.
But if one has a 4uw, will it be a problem to reduce that with a couple of Bs? There's no way my D is going to maintain all As in second semester.

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<p>I did not see this for NMS Presidential Scholarship, ie no miminum requirement. Your d has Trustee right? It might be different.</p>

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<p>I think there's some confusion, I think Sequoia is talking about HS grades and Columbia college grades.</p>

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<p>Yes, I do know one needs to maintain a 3.0 during college to keep the Trustee, (and I believe same applies for Pres scholarship).</p>

<p>But I wondered about the final HS grades.</p>

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But I wondered about the final HS grades.

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<p>I know but for NMS type of scholarship the gating criteria is that a student lists USC as his/her first choice. I did not see any hs grades mentioned in the financial aid letter. But it maybe different for Trustee scholarship.</p>