Juniorita

I asked the admissions guy and he said that you need to keep a good academic record that is the same as all your 3 years. and nothing below a c, he basically said that the 3.0 rule doesnt go with ucsc.

hye345

BTW, if there is a chance that you might get a D in a class, how exactly do you let them know?

Does it have to be a long, formal, (begging not to be rejected), written letter, or can it be a simple email that says, "Hello. My name is (insert name), and I might get a D in (insert subject here). Just thought you might like to know. Thank you for your time."

Juniorita

Make it a short yet emotional letter. Explain the circumstances and that you will take action to relearn the material. stuff like that.

in case people were wondering: im not getting revoked... my grades were fine.

hye345

Congrats, Juniorita. I will also find out my fate in the next few days (maybe today even).

hye345

I'm in, too.

Juniorita

Yay!! I will see you there next year. We definitely should meet up at ucsc.. =]
Congrats!!

curiousgeorgiana

how did u guys know you were in at this point?
do they tell you transcript approved on the ucsc website or what?

badhairdude

wat about like..4 B's and 2 C's ?

Cali Trumpet

you will probably be okay, as long as ur gpa is above a 3.0 weighted. But seriously, why would you do so bad your senior year? Yeah I know we all want to get out of school, but theres not much of an excuse to get all C's and B's. If you are a college bound student, it seems kind of silly to just give your Senior year so you will end up going to Community College.

badhairdude

I got 5 B's and 1 C first semester

Cali Trumpet

As long as your gpa is above a 3.0 weighted, you will be fine. Just don't get a D, or you can kiss UCSC goodbye.