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I am a Senior in college who will be attending a top 3 law school in the fall, and will get my final college grades next week. This school year, since I sent in my original transcript with my application, I have taken 10 classes, and will likely receive an A or A- in all of them, save one. In this particular class, an intro class to a different major that I am just taking to get a credit, I will most likely be getting a C+. Before this I had a 3.9< GPA and had never received a grade worse than an A-, but I believe this will put it at around 3.87. Is there any chance my offer of admission could be rescinded because of this?

No. Now go crack open a beer.

No. My understanding is that the law school will report your LSDAS GPA, not your graduating GPA. You should be fine.

cleareyesfullheart wrote:I am a Senior in college who will be attending a top 3 law school in the fall, and will get my final college grades next week. This school year, since I sent in my original transcript with my application, I have taken 10 classes, and will likely receive an A or A- in all of them, save one. In this particular class, an intro class to a different major that I am just taking to get a credit, I will most likely be getting a C+. Before this I had a 3.9< GPA and had never received a grade worse than an A-, but I believe this will put it at around 3.87. Is there any chance my offer of admission could be rescinded because of this?

How did you manage to screw up an intro class that bad?? lol

They will not rescind your offer.

Ha awesome thanks, I surprisingly did not slack off too much in the class, it just ended up being insanely hard (tests very difficult, participation grade calculated so harshly that it actually brought down a lot of people's grades despite perfect attendance and some degree of participation in every class). I have multiple friends in the class who will receive their worst grade of college in this class.

Intro to Condensed Matter Physics?

I got a bad grade in grad school last spring and considered dropping the class in order to avoid worrying about rescinding. I even posted a similar to post to what you are posting.

Needless to say they will only rescind your offer is you get some kind of felony charge or bomb a class, we're talking F's and maybe D's.

I ended up with an A in that class myself and I feel silly for being so worried about it looking back.