Will UCLA rescind me?

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of California - Los Angeles
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<p>Hey guys, I know there's a ton of these threads and sorry for posting a new one, but I can't seem to find one similar to my case.</p>

<p>I'm going to be a freshman at UCLA next year and I've already committed, but I might or might not receive a D in Linear Algebra (I'm taking it dual credit through my school). I'm majoring in Pre-Business Economics so I'm really not sure if it's related to my major or not... and I'm not 100% sure if I will drop to a D or not.</p>

<p>In the case that I do, would I get rescinded?</p>

<p>My other grades are:
AP US History: B/C (also borderline...:P)
Creative Writing (nonweighted): A
Drawing 2 (nonweighted): A
AP Microeconomics: A/B...lol again :P
Marketing Internship (nonweighted counts for 2 credits): both A</p>

<p>Please please please help. I was freaking out earlier so I sent an email to UCLA saying I might drop to a D and in case I do what should I do?</p>

<p>I included my application ID and name and everything, my mom says that was a bad idea but I can't see why...</p>

<p>Thanks so much in advance for the help!!!</p>

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<p>Oh, and my overall weighted GPA is a 4.02 atm, and even if I get a D it’ll still be a 3.375 weighted 3.125 unweighted for this semester. I’m not sure what it will be overall but it will be below a 4.0 and above a 3.0…</p>

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<p>I heard that you need a 3.0+ UW GPA. And if you get any D’s or F’s, you have to report it. But that’s all I know.</p>

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<p>It’s possible, but not likely. </p>

<p>Report this ASAP and start working the details out with UCLA now.</p>

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<p>Ok thanks, I was just wondering on the likelihood of getting rescinded. I don’t actually have a D YET, but it seems really possible at the moment…</p>

<p>Also, would it matter if the class was a dual credit college course? My teacher teaches MVC and LA in 1 year, and our school is the only one in our district to do so.</p>

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<p>nvkhuang,</p>

<p>None of us are really qualified to tell you this for sure. I would just talk to UCLA ASAP.</p>