withdrawing from a pre-requisite after acceptance

[failedmagician]

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I will be able to retake this course in the summer. I will of course talk to the school..but I will probably have to withdraw. What are the chances that my acceptance will be revoked?

 

[The Anhedonia]

as long as your dental school okay's it, it shouldn't be a problem.

 

[failedmagician]

I think they will be...but needless to say...I'm terrified of a revoked acceptance. I haven't withdrawn since sophomore year. I mean, this is a rare case for me...but, I don't think I can handle this course with this professor, especially since the work is cumulative and I obviously do not know the first third of the course as of yet.

I was christmas treeing the exam because I literally didn't have a clue. I'm pretty scared about the situation I have gotten myself into.

 

[Zubnaya Feya]

I think they will be...but needless to say...I'm terrified of a revoked acceptance. I haven't withdrawn since sophomore year. I mean, this is a rare case for me...but, I don't think I can handle this course with this professor, especially since the work is cumulative and I obviously do not know the first third of the course as of yet.

I was christmas treeing the exam because I literally didn't have a clue. I'm pretty scared about the situation I have gotten myself into.

You have to call the dental school. However, majority (if not all) dental schools require their students to complete pre-reqs and earn a bachelor's degree spring semester or earlier. There is a big chance you will have to complete the class now.