<p>Hi, I'm a High School Senior and got accepted to UCI, but recently in my ummm first quarter of the second semester in my school i got a D in my AP Calculus BC Class, mind you it's "technically" my fifth year of Math, and i am EXTREMELY worried that they will revoke my admission,, please help? thanks</p>
<p>Quarter grades don’t count, but you probably will need to bring it up to a C by the end of the semester. I’d call them.</p>
<p>um… its quarter grades so as long as they don’t show up in the transcript you SHOULD be fine.
check with others</p>
<p>would they revoke you if you kind of put down the wrong thing on your application for extra circ. </p>
<p>Like I put varsity tennis captain, which I didnt get this year : (</p>
<p>Nahhh, probably not, darksss.</p>
<p>I wouldn’t worry about misreporting info too much, but read this…</p>
<p>[UC</a> wants the truth on student applications - Los Angeles Times](<a href=“http://articles.latimes.com/2009/feb/18/local/me-ucfraud18]UC”>Applying to UC? Don't fib)</p>
<p>@sndebrosse
Dude, that article is hella scary
■■■, if I get rejected because of this.
Like, they probably only do that before they admit you? And like a random sample of people, im assuming a SRS are chosen. crap, I’m a little scared</p>
<p>Yes I believe they only do it before admission letters. But I always heard it was 10% of applications that are audited…</p>
<p>So they probably won’t check my application again?</p>
<p>well i have a 4x4 schedule so it does show up in my final transcript but this is a class i don’t really even need but they put me in there due to schedule problems… so… idk… i’m really stressing right now… will they most likely revoke it?</p>
<p>A UCI student told me they look at these kind of cases individually. One kid there got 2 D’s his senior year (semester, not quarter) but was still admitted while other ppl who got D’s got their admission revoked.</p>
<p>My friend had a situation like yours; she was in a math class she didn’t need and was failing so she did Pass-Fail and passed with a D first semester and was admitted into UCSB.</p>
<p>Since it is case-by-case, I would call them up and explain your situation or if you are going to UCI anytime soon, meet with them in person. I don’t wan to give you false info and say you can or can’t get in. </p>
<p>Otherwise try to raise that grade by studying your ass off, getting help from the teacher and showing you care, etc. Good luck! I was in your situation a few days ago but managed to inch up to a C.</p>
<p>it is better to tell them if you do end up getting a D because then you have a chance to retake it during summer in a community college so you can make it up maybe?</p>
<p>the fact that its one of the hardest classes for high school students (physics c likely being another) will mean they are probably more generous. unless ur engineering or something.</p>