Hey everyone. I'm wondering if my acceptance can be taken away if I get a C in organic chemistry lab but still perform well in my other courses. I'm not sure if this varies by school, but specifically related to Boston University. From their statement provided below, it just says satisfactory completion so I assume that just means completing the classes. I'm not sure if anyone could provide input, because so far this semester, that's my main fear and it seems to be headed downhill! Haha. Thanks again!
Please note that this acceptance is provisional pending the satisfactory completion of all application requirements, required courses and submission of your final transcript indicating the date your bachelor's degree was conferred, as well as your Dean's certification and satisfactory outcome of the criminal background check. If you have completed your bachelor's degree and are currently enrolled in another degree program, this acceptance is provisional pending satisfactory completion of that program. You will receive email communication from Certiphi Screening, Inc. instructing you on how to initiate your background check. It is, of course, our expectation that you will maintain the level of academic and personal achievement that made you a compelling candidate for admission.
Please note that this acceptance is provisional pending the satisfactory completion of all application requirements, required courses and submission of your final transcript indicating the date your bachelor's degree was conferred, as well as your Dean's certification and satisfactory outcome of the criminal background check. If you have completed your bachelor's degree and are currently enrolled in another degree program, this acceptance is provisional pending satisfactory completion of that program. You will receive email communication from Certiphi Screening, Inc. instructing you on how to initiate your background check. It is, of course, our expectation that you will maintain the level of academic and personal achievement that made you a compelling candidate for admission.