<p>So, I know that the general rule is that nothing before high school matters in terms of college applications. When I was in middle school (summers after 7th and 8th grade) I took 2 college courses at my state flagship university through their program for academically talented high school students, and got As in both of them. Most of these kids were incoming juniors and seniors, and I was able to get into the program a few years early. I'm sure that nearly all the kids in that program put the classes on their Common App, am I screwed just because I was younger at the time? Is there a way that I can get this on my application? Because I think it could be pretty significant in showing my ability to excel at a college level even from an earlier age. Thanks.</p>
<p>If you earned real college credits, you have to put them on your application, and you have to have an official transcript sent. Period.</p>