<p>While I was in community college, I took a course of remedial math (Algebra 1 and 2, to get up to college level). The school I was going to did not offer the course online, so I took it at another college under the consortium agreement. So I have one pre-college level course from this one college. Do I need to include that? Should I ask the schools I am applying to? I would love to leave it off. I went to three different community colleges, plus my four year. I also took 2 classes at another university 20 years ago. I am applying to 8 colleges, and those transcript fees are adding up!</p>
<p>Every time you apply for admission to an accredited college or university in the US, you have to supply official transcripts from every accredited college and university that you have attended in the US to date. You aren’t alone. I have attended seven (yes, 7) different colleges and universities since 1974.</p>
<p>Send the transcripts.</p>
<p>If that course was taken BEFORE you entered your freshman year, don’t bother. But send in every transcript from every program/school you went to from your first semester as a freshman to now. I’m dealing with 6 different programs as well but fortunately 3 programs are free but the other three, I’m still calculating…</p>
<p>that’s what I was afraid of.
It was during my sophomore year. It sucks. My current undergrad is now charging $10 per transcript. Another just went up to $6.10. And to request online is about $2.90</p>