<p>I’ve been accepted ED to trinity college for Duke.
So far in my high school career, I’ve had around 3 or 4 B’s total, and in the quarter report, I had straight A’s.
However, this semester, I’m in danger of getting up to 4 B’s with the rest being A’s (I have 8 classes with 6 being AP classes, 9 if you include my multivariable class at a community college).
I will get a B in Government AP (can’t bring it up), but I’m in danger of getting a B in 3 other AP classes (high B or low A right now).
In the worst case scenario, where I get a B in all 4 of the classes with the rest being A’s, will Duke revoke my acceptance?</p>
<p>No… (10char)</p>
<p>I’m in the same situation. Never gotten a B but could potentially get 3 this semester (out of 6) and I also had straight A’s at the quarter. Only difference is that I’m not worrying :)</p>
<p>Revoking an acceptance is a drastic thing that almost never happens short of you committing a felony (and found guilty) or getting multiple C, D, or F’s. They only say that so you don’t slack off last semester.</p>
<p>I think out of 6 classes, my midyear grades may be 2 As and 4 Bs. I think it’s OK as long as it’s not multiple Cs, but I don’t even want to be close to a C so I’m gonna work harder next semester. </p>
<p>So no need to worry, esp since it’s only midyear. You could have Ds… they look at your final transcript to make the final decision.</p>
<p>Bs don’t play a factor in getting you kicked out of uni…but if you want to prepare for the competitive environment at Duke then I best advise you to take full advantage of your high school and learn to your maximum potential. :)</p>