<p>Part of the transfer application for the common app is a midterm report that requires the applicant to get signatures from all of the professors with whom the applicant is currently taking a class, and the applicants grade in the class. As of now, however, a lot of my classes have not had any graded assignments yet, and most of my professors don't assign letter grades until the end of the semester when they can curve based on the whole class's performance. What should I do about the midterm report?</p>
<p>Well, mid-term reports are saved for later in the semester after your mid-terms are taken (I would imagine). I would just call the schools and ask them if they need this, I don’t think most schools require a mid-term report.</p>
<p>Agree with above poster. Different schools have different policies, so you need to call them up. Beyond that, if your school doesn’t release midterm grades, like mine, then many places will only want your final grades. See what your school’s policy on releasing midterm grades is. Ultimately though, there’s no substitute for calling up the schools.</p>