Final grades
Started by nydentist32
Depends on the conditions you received with your acceptance. If they said maintain a 3.30, then yeah, be worried.
Don't listen to the gunner. Those grades are fine.
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Are you an idiot? If they strictly give you a certain GPA to maintain, then you need to maintain that. This isn't a ball-park condition to just aim for.
Gunner... why are you such a mean person? What is with the constant personal insults to people on this board? Also, you are not actually a "dental student" yet are you?
An "idiot" is someone who says "don't listen to him, even though he's correct." But yes, shame on me for giving out sound advice. Very "mean" of me.
Honestly,
Each school that I have been accepted to never mentioned any kind of specific gpa requirement needed to maintain an acceptance. Although, I do believe that they expect you to get at least a B and C's may be fine also if your gpa doesn't go below a 3.0 during your last semester (s). Also I think some of them said something a long the lines of if you get anything below a C, contact them as it may effect your acceptance.
Each school that I have been accepted to never mentioned any kind of specific gpa requirement needed to maintain an acceptance. Although, I do believe that they expect you to get at least a B and C's may be fine also if your gpa doesn't go below a 3.0 during your last semester (s). Also I think some of them said something a long the lines of if you get anything below a C, contact them as it may effect your acceptance.
I dont think a school requires a specific GPA but you might need a minimum letter grade in specific courses. I.e if you're taking Physics 2 right now you might need a minimum of a C.
Check your acceptance letter, it should have all the necessary details about this. If you're still unsure, call the school, they tend to know better than most predents.
lol at this thread. people get accepted with 3.3's and you're worried about getting an acceptance rescinded for getting it? you're fine unless otherwise stated in your acceptance agreement
