Questions Reguarding Acceptance

[bas0912]

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So I got fully accepted into pharmacy school this fall and paid my seat deposit and everything. Then after all my classes finished up for the fall semester I got screwed over in one of my classes and got my first F ever 🙁. I was just wondering since I already paid and have been fully accepted is there a chance that the school could revoke my acceptance.

 

[chemguy79]

So I got fully accepted into pharmacy school this fall and paid my seat deposit and everything. Then after all my classes finished up for the fall semester I got screwed over in one of my classes and got my first F ever 🙁. I was just wondering since I already paid and have been fully accepted is there a chance that the school could revoke my acceptance.

They could revoke your acceptance at a moments notice; However, it's dependent on many aspects to your application, acceptance, etc.

Since your school surely wants your recent transcripts, I would be proactive and address the issue head on with the SOP and admissions committee. The timing is awful and prepare to address why you failed the class. Paying your deposit and being "fully accepted" means little in the grand scheme of things because circumstances can change and failing a class could qualify as one of those circumstances.

 

[Ayuka001]

yes, even when you've paid the deposit and everything you still need to maintain your gpa and send in your transcripts. For my school they said I needed to get at least a C in my remaining classes and have at least a 2.8 gpa by the time I sent in my transcripts. So talk to your school.

 

[Rouelle]

So I got fully accepted into pharmacy school this fall and paid my seat deposit and everything. Then after all my classes finished up for the fall semester I got screwed over in one of my classes and got my first F ever 🙁. I was just wondering since I already paid and have been fully accepted is there a chance that the school could revoke my acceptance.

The bottom line is that nobody on this site can definitively tell you what this is going to mean for you. You are going to have to contact the pharmacy school and ask them. Good luck, fingers crossed for you.

 

[bas0912]

ok well seeing as the reason as I got the F was becuase I had mono and my professor didnt let me remake all the stuff that I missed. So I feel like if I tell them thats why I got it they might go a little easier one me

 

[Pharmizzle]

So I got fully accepted into pharmacy school this fall and paid my seat deposit and everything. Then after all my classes finished up for the fall semester I got screwed over in one of my classes and got my first F ever 🙁. I was just wondering since I already paid and have been fully accepted is there a chance that the school could revoke my acceptance.

Was the class a pre-requisite for pharmacy school, or a class you were taking for another reason? That could make a difference too. But yes, you need to just call the school and talk to them.

 

[bas0912]

Was the class a pre-requisite for pharmacy school, or a class you were taking for another reason? That could make a difference too. But yes, you need to just call the school and talk to them.

no it was a senior level biology elective ive gotten all a's and b's in the pre reqs

 

[xtsukiyox]

In your matriculation agreement, there was likely a mention that you are required to maintain a specific GPA or get a specific grade in any remaining classes. You need to call the school.

The bottom line is that nobody on this site can definitively tell you what this is going to mean for you. You are going to have to contact the pharmacy school and ask them. Good luck, fingers crossed for you.

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[chemguy79]

OP, after calling the school, share the school's response with the contributors of the thread.

I can't help but imagine that the school will look poorly upon failing a class. However, since the class was not a pre-requisite, you may not have jeopardized your acceptance to the program. The key thing is to resolve the issue ASAP.

Having said that, a major negative in this situation is that you have likely waited a month since you received your failing grade. Frankly, I believe that this will hurt your cause further since you didn't report the situation immediately. If you would have been more proactive with the situation, you would have likely received more leniency. However, stalling on some pretty important information for at least a month will cast you in a negative light.