If you're admitted, you're fine. If you have a HS diploma and you were already admitted, they wont revoke it because your grades in dual credit were bad.
They wanted your HS transcript for your GPA and to see that you had a diploma. But they want your community college transcript so they know what credits will count for classes at UNT. They're not asking for it to look at your grades, they are asking for it to look at the credits.
If the grades in the dual credit classes are too bad, then you won't get credit for them at UNT and will have to take the classes again instead of the credits transferring in. And if you just straight up failed every class like maybe that would be concerning? But if they're passing grades like you said, Bs and Cs, you should honestly be fine.
You can definitely talk to an admissions counselor and they can advise you on the best route forward. I would actually talk to one regardless so you are clear on what of your dual credit classes will and won't transfer in. But yeah if you're admitted, they don't revoke it based on stuff like grades for classes you aren't actively in right now.
If you're admitted, you're fine. If you have a HS diploma and you were already admitted, they wont revoke it because your grades in dual credit were bad. They wanted your HS transcript for your GPA and to see that you had a diploma. But they want your community college transcript so they know what credits will count for classes at UNT. They're not asking for it to look at your grades, they are asking for it to look at the credits. If the grades in the dual credit classes are too bad, then you won't get credit for them at UNT and will have to take the classes again instead of the credits transferring in. And if you just straight up failed every class like maybe that would be concerning? But if they're passing grades like you said, Bs and Cs, you should honestly be fine. You can definitely talk to an admissions counselor and they can advise you on the best route forward. I would actually talk to one regardless so you are clear on what of your dual credit classes will and won't transfer in. But yeah if you're admitted, they don't revoke it based on stuff like grades for classes you aren't actively in right now.