<p>I aplied for this scholarship sponsored by my fathers company.</p>
<p>need to maintain a good academic standing my senior year to hold onto it (assuming that i get it)</p>
<p>but i have 2 possible Cs this year in 2 semester AP classes (Macroecion and US gov). these clases are KILLING me. I ill for sure end up with a C in macro and maybe a B-/C+ in Govt.</p>
<p>I have 10 classes this year (2 full year and 8 semester)</p>
<p>the rest of my grades are As and Bs</p>
<p>am i in tourble?</p>
<p>in my opinion i would say it depends by what they mean “good academic standing.” it also really depends on what company it is and how competitive the scholarship is. overall i think you will be ok. if they request a transcript i think they will take into account that you are taking tough classes. i wouldnt worry too much bout it.</p>
<p>It could. My daughter switched from our local high school to a very tough State residential math/science school for her junior/senior year. She was a straight A student at the local high school but did not get straight As at the math/science school. Very few students did. (in fact 2 kids at the school did not make it from semi finalist to finalist in national merit because of grades, and they entered the school as straight A students also). When she applied for a corporate scholarship that we had previously hoped she would receive she did not get it. When we saw some of the students who did get it locally we knew her grades at the much harder school had really hurt her. Unfortunately while universities may take into account tougher classes and schools, scholarship committees generally do not. They just look at grades (assuming academics come into the scholarship requirements).</p>