Will SDSU rescind my transfer admission for a very slight drop in GPA?

Transfer Students
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<p>I was recently admitted as a transfer student to SDSU with a 3.66 GPA. As with all transfer admissions, I need to maintain my "reported overall grade point average," according to my acceptance letter. Does that mean I need to get a 4.0 this semester? I'm only taking two classes this semester, and in one, I have a for sure A. There is a slight chance I might receive a B in my other class, which will bring down my overall GPA by a very small percentage. Like from 3.66 to 3.64. I called SDSU's admissions to see if this is something they will revoke my transfer over, and the woman just gave me a boilerplate answer, "Yes, if your GPA doesn't match your reported GPA, your offer may be revoked." </p>

<p>I'm totally paranoid, but is this something they'll really revoke my transfer over? Or are they mainly looking out for Ds and Fs? My major (journalism) requires a GPA of 3.0, so I'm well above the requirements, but I'm still a little worried. </p>

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<p>I’m sure such a tiny drop would not be a problem. Big dips are what they’re worried about.</p>

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<p>You’ll be fine</p>

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<p>Thanks guys. I actually just got off the phone with another person in the admissions office, and they confirmed that it won’t be a problem. <em>phew</em> They said as long as I don’t have Ds or Fs, I’m fine. :)</p>