college help: Any universities that will accept me with one D? - Help.com

I don’t think they’ll worry about the D. It’s an isolated incident, and it’s your senior year.

i got the d at the end of my Jr year

I got a D in Calculus in my Senior Year, and I’m almost positive I had 1 or 2 more Ds throughout my other HS years, and I still got into schools.

what schools did u get into, and did u go to any of them?

I got into Norwich University (in VT), North Georgia University, and Hofstra University (NY). I attended Hofstra for a year, and would have continued to do so if I had the money. THey were the only schools I applied for, and I got accepted into all 3.

Its pretty much all about your GPA and how much you can bullshit and talk your way into the college. Dont worry about it.

even if it says that you need to get at least a c on their website and from my teachers?

C in what? It probably just means maintaining a c average or better.

no it says “Have completed with grades of C or better each of the courses in the comprehensive pattern of college preparatory subject requirements ”

http://catalog.csumb.edu/site/x2195.xml

Dont know what to tell you. I know plenty of people that failed courses and still got into college though. I guess thats all the help I can really give you.

thanks anyways

In california you can’t go to a state or UC university with anything lower than a c in a class.
There are ways of making them up the classes you bomed though.
Either retake it in your school, summer school, night school, or taking it at the local community college. You can take about as many as 2 classes and the class fees are waved if you are a high school student.

sarahxxxsor wrote:
I have been accepted to Western Washington University, and i was wondering if i have a D or F in one class if i would still be accepted? i have a 4.0 gpa, but this class will really take down my gpa since it counts as three classes….
its a computer science class, and i am hopefully majoring in Psycology…

Since it’s a different state I would look at the universities website for requirements.