D25 got admitted. The senior year She got 1 C in AP Calc in the first semester, and a mix of Bs and As, with total grade way above B average. The problem is, she might also end up getting a C in the second sem in either AP Calc or AP Chem and there is just no way for us to know now. The semester ends in early June. As other folks mentied in other threads, UCLA admission contract requires we report if there are two C’s.
I understand that UCLA is the only UC that has this specific requirement ..even Cal doesn’t ask this. Anyway, we are pretty stressed about this. There is no obvious reasoning we can give - she took 3 APs this year… and senioritis… but those are not good reasons at all. FYI her overall grade in the last three years wasnt super super high but she had great rigor and college courses, good AP score etc. Her major is humanities so likely math grade is not an issue, and she might do well in the AP tests, but those results wont come until later. So there is this HUGE uncertainty that’s killing us. What if we commit to UCLA. and eventually they rescind? She has offers from other UCs too, but i understand that after May 1st, they go down the drain and you cant get them back.
So, the question for experienced folks here: what are the chances UCLA will rescind if she gets a second C in a math OR a science AP subject ? . Do you know of anyone in the past in this situtaion and what happened to them? What are the non- negotiable reasonins for rescinding? e.g., F? or grade beliw 3.0? Do you know where in UCLA 's policy list the exact language is about when they rescind? Do they publish data aboit this? Anything to help us gauge the probability of being rescinded. FYI we called and talked to the admission office..they are very nice but they cant say anything meaningful until they see the whole grade for the year. Any help will be much appreciated. Thank you.