<p>I’m dangerously close on getting a C in my class, but it will not fall below a C with the points I have accumulated so far. The class is not even a required class, but would it still jeopardize my chance with ucla? All other classes I am reasonably sure I will attain As or at least Bs. Thanks</p>
<p>@24luke16 Congratz^^ First time in calc was tough, but it does get easier…till you get into differential equations. Depending on the professor you get if s/he focuses on application of de then it’s not bad, but if s/he focuses on theory behind de…you’re gonna have a bad time (well at least for me).</p>
<p>@jonjon03 Thanks! And honestly I think you’ll be fine with just 1 C in a non-major class, if you get more than 1 C then that would be something to worry about. Calculus was tough the first time but I do find it easier. We actually just started differential equations and doesn’t seem all that bad yet, luckily my professor does a good job at explaining things.</p>
<p>Thanks @2016Candles, it feels great. Now I can get back and focus on finishing off strong. </p>
<p>Update in case anyone is curious: UCLA never emailed me back, but my congratulations letter mysteriously reappeared on my account…not sure what that’s about, but I take it as a good sign? UCB emailed me back and is allowing me to make up the course in the summer (the course I dropped was my last major pre-req). They also told me that dropping the course wouldn’t affect my admission, anyway.</p>
<p>Yeah, it was a pre-req for the history major, the last one I had to complete. I think they’re a lot happier if they know you can make it up during the summer time; my admissions counselor told me that I wouldn’t be able to declare my major otherwise. But she did definitely say that my admission wouldn’t be rescinded on that basis alone.</p>
<p>I just informed UCLA that I dropped 12 out of the 32 units I was talking, none of them major related and I am still going to have 60 units by the end. Hopefully they don’t revoke my admission offer.</p>
<p>Since I may drop one of my classes that I don’t need for getting 60 units, IGETC, or for my major, and am thus in a similar situation as you, would you mind letting us know what happens?</p>
<p>Also, what were your stated reasons for dropping those classes?</p>
<p>I sent my academic changes on April 19th and I STILL haven’t gotten a response yet… has anyone else been waiting on a response for a while now like me too?</p>
<p>@babybergur I submitted my changes on April 18th, right after decisions came out. My admissions letter popped back up a couple of days ago. I called UCLA just to make sure that it wasn’t a glitch in the system, and the admissions officer checked my account and told me that my admission still stands and the course I dropped wasn’t a problem. Not sure why I didn’t get an email, but if anyone else is in the same position and needs some peace of mind, calling them doesn’t hurt!</p>
<p>I withdrew from a speech class this semester and sent in the academic update on Monday. I also e-mailed them my concern on Tuesday because I was incredibly anxious. I told them the reason for my withdrawal was that I had only enrolled in that class was because it was a CSU requirement, and I decided against CSU. I heard back from them today via e-mail and they told me I am fine. Whew!</p>