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How to get my high school transcript for college transfer?

I'm planning to transfer colleges and I know I need my high school transcript. What's the best way to request this from my high school? Should I contact my school counselor or is there an online system I can use?

11 months ago

From your question, it sounds like you are planning your college transfer and need your high school transcript as part of your application materials. That's an essential step in the transfer process as colleges often want to look at your complete academic record, not just your college grades.

The best method for obtaining your high school transcripts depends on your high school's procedures. Often, the preferred method is to contact your high school's main office or your high school counselor directly. They can guide you through the process specific to your school.

If your high school has an online system for requesting transcripts, that could be an easier method. Many high schools utilize platforms such as Parchment, where you can request your transcript be sent to the appropriate college.

Regardless of the method you choose, make sure to request your transcripts well in advance of any application deadlines. Transcript requests can sometimes take a few weeks to process, especially if lots of students are making requests.

Finally, remember there might be a small fee associated with obtaining your transcript, so you'll want to prepare for that. If you have any further questions or concerns, don't hesitate to reach out to the appropriate office at your high school. Good luck with your college transfer process!

11 months ago

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