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=11.0ptIt is maybe a strange question and I looked for other topic on the subject without success...
It is a thing in US, as soon as accepted in US college, many high school students are stopping their effort up to the end of the school year... they are admited into the university, the year is finished.
Sometimes, and for some schools outside of US mainly, a conditional acceptance can be proposed, and a degradation of GPA (or the IB score) by the end of the school year by more than x% from the GPA presented during the admission can be a reason not to be rejected. In that case, the school year is not finished.
Anyway, my son got accepted to a european university, no conditional acceptance, and naturaly, I know he will be more chilled if you see what I mean....
It can be taken as not being serious, but again, I think that at 18 yo, it is kind of a "natural behaviour" if I can say.
Then I am wondering, during master admission process, after his bachelor, will the high school GPA and his final note at the IB be considered ???
or only will the bachelor years be considered??
Ty
It is a thing in US, as soon as accepted in US college, many high school students are stopping their effort up to the end of the school year... they are admited into the university, the year is finished.
Sometimes, and for some schools outside of US mainly, a conditional acceptance can be proposed, and a degradation of GPA (or the IB score) by the end of the school year by more than x% from the GPA presented during the admission can be a reason not to be rejected. In that case, the school year is not finished.
Anyway, my son got accepted to a european university, no conditional acceptance, and naturaly, I know he will be more chilled if you see what I mean....
It can be taken as not being serious, but again, I think that at 18 yo, it is kind of a "natural behaviour" if I can say.
Then I am wondering, during master admission process, after his bachelor, will the high school GPA and his final note at the IB be considered ???
or only will the bachelor years be considered??
Ty
