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Some high school seniors may have scoffed at warnings about partying instead of studying this spring. But nagging counselors and parents turn out to have been right: A senior-year slump can have painful repercussions.</p>
<p>In June and July, elite universities in California and across the country increasingly are revoking admission offers to students whose grades originally were good enough to gain acceptance but whose final exams and transcripts took a dive into Ds or worse. It’s a little-known practice, but it can dump as much as 2% of an incoming class.</p>
<p>For example, UCLA has begun to send out letters informing some students that their “academic record no longer meets the standards for admission.” So the coveted acceptances to the freshman class, celebrated just months ago, are withdrawn. Gone. Revoked. Frittered away.
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<p>Man just keep the bad news to yourself. You know i am not capable of an ivy league. When i read stuff like this, its kinda fun.</p>
<p>I can’t believe that these letters would go out so soon, since I just graduated and my transcripts aren’t even going to be ready for another week. Also, the transcripts have to be in by July 15th (for the UCs) – weird.</p>
<p>Don’t have to worry though – I may not have been the most social at my school, but it did keep me from slacking off.</p>