<p>Ok ive gotten all A's throughout high school and im ranked 5....</p>
<p>However this snr semester these will be my grades</p>
<p>AP Lit B+
AP Calc AB/BC B+
AP Environ A
AP GOv A
Lab aid A
Advanced Athletics A </p>
<p>AM i too be worried???</p>
<p>up to this point GPA is 4.595 with a 2060</p>
<p>ummmmm...yeah i'm surprised you even have to ask. you're completely fine. now go sit down and take a chill pill. everything's gonna be ok. ok? ok.</p>
<p>This isn't Harvard, it's USC. </p>
<p>the average median is 3.8 unweighted i believe. you're completely fine.</p>
<p>Thanks, just asking cuz my parents are super strict.........</p>
<p>don't stress so much, enjoy life, and give your parents a backhand if they scold you for one B in your 4 years of hs</p>
<p>the same thing happened to me, and i got a full scholarship. :) you should be fine.</p>
<p>Do senior grades play a big role in deciding which students get scholarships?</p>
<p>I don't think so, no. Maybe if you are super super borderline and they can't decide which student to give the scholarship to.</p>
<p>So r they just asking for them just to make sure students are still on the right path??? Is there any wieght to it?</p>
<p>if someone gets all As in ap classes senior year, is there a chance they might reconsider an applicant for a scholarship if they were slightly below what they wanted?</p>
<p>blue, seeing that scholarship invitations are usually sent out before the time MDY reports come flowing in, I doubt it. Once these invitations get sent out, I highly doubt there are any more invitations unless there is some sort of error on USC's part. (Misfiling an application or something)</p>
<p>Hmm, this directly contradicts my earlier statement. Ignore what I said before then. :)</p>
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<p>If they specifically request a MidYear report, then they probably have a good reason. Possible reasons include:
-Borderline admit
-They want to confirm that an rising grade trend holds steady and the student doesn't regress
-The adcoms are inclined to admit a student but aren't sufficiently confident in a students academic achievement to make a final decision. They want another semester's worth of grades to reinforce their decision and minimize any doubts.</p>
<p>Anyway, I think you get the point here. Most people don't have too much too worry about. Sophomore and Junior year still provide the bulk of the evaluation criteria. If you had a mediocre Sophomore and Junior year, good senior year grades will not suddenly save you.</p>
<p>it's just that i'm applying to viterbi and i got an A in physics and calculus I but my SAT math scores weren't the strongest.</p>