Guide/13 After Submitting
Senior-Year Grades & Rescinded Offers
Why senior-year grades still count, the mid-year and final reports colleges receive, what can get an admission offer revoked, and exactly what to do if your grades slip or something goes wrong.
An acceptance letter isn't the finish line. Almost every admission offer is conditional on finishing senior year the way you started it, and colleges see your grades twice more after you apply: in a mid-year report and a final transcript.
This chapter explains what colleges actually look for, what can get an offer revoked, and what to do if your grades drop or something goes wrong...
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What’s in this chapter
- 1What colleges see after you apply
- 2What can get an offer revoked
- 3The University of California's conditions
- 4Senioritis: what's actually fine
- 5If your grades drop or something goes wrong
- 6On the waitlist? Your grades matter even more