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What happens if my college transcript is late?

What happens if my college transcript is late?

The college will let you replace the lost components without penalty, if you do so promptly. So don’t sweat a slight delay in the sending of your transcripts but do stay on top of this to make sure that the transcripts … and everything ELSE … ends up where they’re supposed to be.

Can I still send my transcript after the deadline?

You can send it, but it will not be considered for early action. It may be considered for regular admission.

How can I get a transcript from a college I’ve never attended?

Another solution that has worked for others in the past would be to contact the organization that accredited the college and the Department of Education for the state the school is located in. Ask both for help getting your transcript. About 50\% people have had some success with that approach in getting their transcript.

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What happens to my transcript when I change schools or colleges?

In this particular scenario, academic records are typically relocated to the new institution. If your school or college changed names, contact the Office of the Registrar at the new institution and follow their instructions to obtain your official transcript.

Do colleges accept unofficial transcripts from guidance counselors?

If a college does accept unofficial transcripts, you can request one from your guidance counselor and send it yourself. However, most schools will specifically request an official copy of your transcript. These are verified transcripts that may have a stamp, seal, or letterhead from your school.

Can I get financial aid if my previous school holds my transcript?

If you can get financial aid would best be answered by the financial aid office at the new school. But since the old school is holding your transcript it sounds like you don’t owe a federal student loan but an obligation directly to the previous college. I see this most often with people who attended one of the for profit online universities.