Will I get rescinded?

[osiq]

<p>Asking this question on behalf of a friend who is transferring:</p>

<p>Accepted via TAG for Nutrition Sci at UCD. Had to cut down to part time this semester due to some family issues. I'm down to 11 units, 3 of which are in a non-UC transferable course that I have opted to take as Pass/No Pass. There's a slight chance I may not pass this class, would this affect my acceptance? It is not a required course for my major.</p>

[JewBacca]

<p>How many units will you have completed by spring if you do pass this course?</p>

[mikemac]

<p>The people that know the answer are the adcoms at Davis, not anonymous posters on the internet. Talk with them.</p>

<p>And Davis makes it clear they want to work with students. As an article in the alumni magazine said (this was advice to frosh)

It’s nice to know that there is life after rescinded admission, but most families would prefer to avoid it in the first place.</p>

<p>How can that be done? At UC Davis, the best action is to contact the university early, even before final grades come out. Says Campbell, “We tell students if anything changed from when you put your application in, let us know as soon as it happens. We want to work with you early on.”</p>

<p>There is no reason for an admitted student to fear making contact, even with news about poor performance, because the university’s goal is to keep the student eligible to enroll. If the student delays, he or she may find that it’s too late to sign up for summer school at community college, which often begins in early June.

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[osiq]

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How many units will you have completed by spring if you do pass this course?

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<p>I will have around 75 units. Units isn’t my issue. The main concern I have is getting rescinded in case I get a NP in the non-UC transferable math course</p>

[lamelcriada]

<p>what was the reason you took a non UC transferable course? Im thinking that it would have been best to avoid a class that will serve you no purpose in trasnferring. </p>

[JewBacca]

<p>I am pretty sure non UC transferrable courses do not count. I would call up UCD, @osiq .</p>