After admission: grades for last semester

Transfer Students UC Transfers
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<p>First, congrats to all of you who got in his/her dreamed school:)
I got accepted in both UCLA’s Chem/Material Science and UCSD’s Chem/ENE. I’m still waiting for Cal with really tiny hope…I’m ready to be rejected…
Ok, I’m confused about how bad your last-semester’s grades can be?
Also, can you withdraw a non major pre-req class after being admitted by UCLA?
I’ll choose UCLA if Cal rejects me.
I’m taking 5 classes now:
Modern Physics (this is which I hope to drop right now, I cannot understand anything during each lecture!)
Physics/Heat, Light, Wave (Feel safe)
Linear Algebra (I feel good)
Differential Equation (…will probably get a B)
General Chem 2 (Problem here…I will probably get a C…most of my classmates will end up with C’s because our teacher doesn’t teach anything—he gives us worksheets/quizs without lecturing)</p>

<p>So…this is my stats…I need recommandations…
Will UCLA reject me if I drop a Modern Physics and get a C for General Chem 2 even if I was admitted?
Thanks for any response:)</p>

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<p>I don’t think so, if you read the admission contract I think as long as you get C’s or above you don’t breach it. Out of curiosity, what are the topics of your modern physics class?</p>

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<p>I believe changing your schedule after you’ve sent your TAU and not informing them is a breach of contract. Considering the fact that you’ve been admitted now, it is not worth the risk. The I highly suggest you just such it up and finish strong. </p>

<p>When the going gets tough, but the tough get going.</p>

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<p>@Der
Started from special relativity, and now we are dealing with quantum theory stuff…those equations are really brain-killing. only a few in my class can understand the contents…
It’s not required for my major so can I drop it?</p>

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<p>…I just checked assist.org and noticed that it is required…
Ok I’ll try my best to get a C…</p>