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Colleges require a copy of your final year transcript to ensure that you have graduated and successfully passed all coursesdropping or failing even one course can hurt. Generally speaking, you also want avoid any misconduct, including cheating and getting arrested.

Most private and out of state schools will request an initial transcript which will reflect a student's grades 9th - 11th grade and a midyear transcript which will reflect students' first semester grades their senior year. Transcripts can be sent either electronically or paper copies through the regular mail.

A transcript is proof of education. It has a detailed record of all the subjects you have studied with your scores in the form of marks or grades given by the institution of study.

Click the Browse button and locate your transcript. Click Upload to add the file to your application. Once your transcript has been uploaded, you will return to the Job Application webpage where you can verify that the transcript has been added to your application.

OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT And it's fine to send transcripts even before you submit an application! However, before your transcript is actually sent, check it thoroughly to be certain that everything is as it should be: classes, grades, and credits, service hours, if they're recorded, and SAT/ACT scores.

The initial transcript reflects a student's grades 9th 11th grade. The final transcript reflects all of a student's grades 9-12 and will be available a few weeks after graduation.

We define a final official transcript as a transcript received directly from the issuing institution (whether on paper and still in the envelope or a certified electronic copy) that is properly signed/authenticated.

Usually a transcript covers educational history of the college or university that has issued it. An official transcript is in printed form, faculty-approved and has your university seal on it.

Do not mark or alter your transcript other than redacting the SSN. You should create and upload a PDF of the transcript issued to you by the registrar at your institution. If the transcript is issued to you in a sealed envelope, it is acceptable for you to open it for the purpose of uploading.

The hard-copy transcripts should be sealed in an envelope and the flap of the envelope should be closed with the seal or stamp of the college or university before they are sent to the US institution.