Find out about the scholarship yourself. Usually there is a cuum requirement but it may be reviewed only periodically.
I know a girl that got a four year full scholarship with room and board. . . and her cuum was barely a 2.0. In fact she didn't lose it until it dropped below 2.0 for a year.
For the rest tell the truth . . . you obviously misjudged how hard some first year (weed out) science classes can be . . . You might want to downplay the partying a bit. And you may want to reconsider your major . . .
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Originally posted by KatieQ:
I found out today that I ended up with a D in my chemistry class. I have never been a D student. In fact, I have been an A/B student. This semester, I messed up with partying and other college stuff. How do I tell my parents about my grades? (I ended up with C's in my other classes) THey're going to be so disappointed. I might lose my scholarship. Has anyone been in my spot before and can give advice on what to do? Thank you! ~Katie
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