Senioritis 101: what grade must I get in each class to keep my acceptance?

[yankpak786]

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NYU, in particular, didn't state what grade I needed but I'm assuming it's at least a C? Am I right? Does anyone know for sure?

 

[Weakfart]

C's get degrees.

 

[SM555]

C's get degrees.

And B's get D.M.D's

 

[Weakfart]

And B's get D.M.D's

Or P's get DMDs!

 

[sjv]

Cs.

 

[Danielqta]

UCSF stated grades of B- or lower must be reported.

 

[Danielqta]

All completed, in progress or planned course work for fall 2014, winter 2015 and/or spring 2015 terms must be completed with a grade of “B-” or higher. If you receive a grade lower than a “B-” you must contact us immediately as your file will be subject to another review, and your offer of admission may be revoked. Failure to notify us of this prior to our receipt of your official grades could also result in your offer of admissions being revoked.

 

[yankpak786]

Oh damn... I really hope NYU has a C or higher grade policy because physics is not my best subject...

 

[Danielqta]

No that was for UCSF

 

[Danielqta]

That was verbatim, including the boldings. lol

 

[yankpak786]

No that was for UCSF

Yeah, my fault, I forgot to read the earlier comments in haste lol

 

[ThetaMoen]

At least in my experience each school has their own specifications which will either be in your offer email or in follow-up communications! I would definitely pay attention to those since they're not all the same!

 

[mimachu]

Yeah, my fault, I forgot to read the earlier comments in haste lol

Why don't you contact the admissions office? You still have time to retake the course if NYU won't allow C's. I had a question and sent an email to the admissions office yesterday and they replied to me within 30 minutes. Very nice people.