am i in danger?

<p>i flunked out of my first semester ap calculus class and dropped it for the second semester. i am also in danger of not receiving a grade for my ap european history class for second semester because i have too many absences.</p>

<p>i called the office of admissions after the grades for calculus came out, and i was told that “it might not be such a big deal” because i’m not an engineering major. but the lady who answered the phone said that i should probably write a letter so it wouldn’t be a surprise.</p>

<p>however, i learned about the european history today, and while there’s a chance that i could win the appeal… what happens if i don’t? i know i’ve dug myself in deep, and that i shouldn’t have slacked off. but am i in serious jeopordy right now? is there any way i can soften the blow?</p>

<p>wow…just…wow…lol</p>

<p>in my opinion and you can shoot me for this i don’t care…but since you’re a girl and there are more boys than girls, they’ll probably be more lenient towards you.heck…calc is a hard class, that’s a fact.</p>

<p>the school doesn’t seem to have a history of being too stringent on senior year grades, but i may have screwed up beyond the point of no return. in my mind, what it comes down to is the appeal. if i win the appeal, i’m don’t think i’m in such serious jeopordy, as my actual grade in the course is something like an A-/B+. </p>

<p>yeah, i know this is a terrible situation to be in and that i have no one to blame but myself. but if anyone could offer me any advice, i would really appreciate it.</p>

<p>wow…wow…just…woww…
you…are basically…screwed…</p>

<p>j/k</p>

<p>you’ll be fine lol</p>