I don’t think one B+ will really hurt their chances especially with the rest of their grades being so strong. |
It's not great but admission after deferrals shouldn't be counted on regardless. It's like a 5% chance. Hopefully he got that grade up for RD apps and psychologically you need to move on. |
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Just get it up to a B+ or ideally A- for the end of the year since only final grades are seen. Also, one B+ is totally fine.
My DS just got into a top 10 with a B+ for the year in AP Lang as well as a heavy dose of A- grades. They look at more than just grades/numbers! |
The B-/C+ not good if going for a T30. He needs to get it to at least a B+. |
| It depends upon the institution. One B- killed a nephew’s application to the Naval Academy |
DS got into a school with a 10% admission rate with one B first quarter senior year. I was a little concerned, but it was in a very hard class that most kids never even take (multivariable calc), so I'm sure that context helped. For your kid's situation - deferral and it's Calc BC and they want to major in a STEM - it would be much better if they can raise it. |
| My kid got into an Ivy ED with a senior fall B but As otherwise. She sweated it out but it worked. |
| I would not sweat a B+ in Calc BC. Try to get it up to A- but not a derailer |
Almost exact situation a couple of years ago. Kid accepted to MIT and Harvard. No reason to worry if ECs and LORs are great. |
Pp here. STEM major. The B+ in Calc BC did not even affect the academic index which was calculated as 240. |