<p>I dropped out of AP stats first semester and received a W on my transcript, but my GC said it was okay and I could just take a Stats class at a community college second semester. On my common app, I explained in my additional statement that I have a W but would register for a community college class. I tried to register today but there's no more room left, so I can't take it. </p>
<p>My question is, will colleges contact me and ask for my transcript from the community college to prove it? What should I say to them since I couldn't take it after all?</p>
<p>I have a 3.6 GPA unweighted and a good chance to get into schools, but I don't want this to result in them rejecting me...</p>
<p>You should contact them and tell them that due to ‘enrollment constraints, I will not be attending xxx at yyy this Spring. Instead, I will be taking zzzz.’ If you can, also get your counselor to explain the space issue in her mid-year report.</p>
<p>You need to contact all of these schools, particularly because you are no longer taking an academic course that you told them you were taking at a dual-enrollment level. Your GC will report this to them, but you need to also explain why, because this can affect your admissions decision.</p>
<p>Edit to mention: When you enroll, you will also need to send them an official transcript from all schools you have attended and all courses for which you received credit.</p>
<p>Thank you so much purpleacorn!! I was freaking out before…I’ll go talk to my GC tomorrow and sort things out.</p>
<p>Especially if it’s not your fault and your counselor helps you explain it, it shouldn’t be a big deal. What would suck is if they made an admissions decision based on one idea and then decided to revoke/reconsider later. Good luck.</p>