When applying for the senior year, you only need to submit the results of the first three years, but you will get a conditional offer. When you graduate, you need to give your four-year report card and diploma to the school. If the conditions are met, you can change it to an unconditional offer. If your GPA is too low in the first three years, you may not get a conditional offer. If you get it, it's no problem for you to get points in your senior year, but you should consider that the senior year may not open that course, and the school does not allow the risk of score coverage, but you can generally get points. The safest thing is to ask the academic affairs office or ask your brothers and sisters who go abroad. In fact, some schools pay more attention to the results of professional courses and have their own GPA algorithm. If you go to the back and your grades are really poor, you can also fight, maybe the school will let it go. I wish all the best!