<p>I was looking at various college admission websites and some state in their requirements ''transcripts including: all high schools attended, all colleges attended.'' The thing is I've been to 7 and my grades have gotten very mixed up. The only school that has my grades correct is my current school, so do I really have to send them a transcript from every single school?</p>
<p>If your current high school has them correct, that’s your best hope, BUT, and it’s a big BUT, I would call the admissions office of every school you want to apply to and ask them specifically, then send them EXACTLY what they ask for.</p>
<p>Let’s put it this way, you’ve just spent years perfecting your academic skills, spending no doubt countless hours on homework, projects, athletic practice, SAT prep, and ECs. And now you want to get lazy and shave a few hours off the last few steps?</p>
<p>Depends on college and thus you need to check with each one to which you intend to apply. Many require an official transcript from each high school. Others will accept a transcript from current high school if it provides your record of courses and grades from the prior high schools. There are then some (UCs, UIUC, a number of others) that do not require transcripts to determine admission; instead you list on your application, or a separate form that is provided, your high school courses and grades, and don’t have to submit transcripts until after you have been accepted.</p>