Will UBC rescind you for a B-? (American student)

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I had an A in a class last semester and RN I have a B- in it; I failed a test really hard, and there aren’t that many things left. I’m hoping I’ll get it up to a B at least, but having anxiety about being rescinded isn’t going to help.

Online it says that you should have at least a B in your classes, does that mean anything 80%-89.99%, or a B, as in 83% -87%?
It also says you should maintain your grades, so I’m worried they’ll put me back under review even if I end up with a B, can anyone shine some light on this?
If B/B- = high probability of being rescinded I may have to go with another school, which would suck… most in the US just don’t want to see and Cs

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Considering how great your stats are in general, your good scores in other classes will make up for it.

And I think UBC means that if your grade is below a 79% (i.e. a C+ or below).

“Grade changes, that if presented on final grades, may cause UBC to re-evaluate your application for admission”

“American curriculum: Your final grades have a combined drop of 2 letter grades or more in your academic subjects. Your English and Math grades have fallen below a grade of B.”

http://you.ubc.ca/applying-ubc/applied/admissions-decisions#keep-offer

Note that UBC MAY but not necessarily WILL re-evaluate your application.