Have any of you sent your final transcripts yet?

Colleges and Universities A-Z Cal Poly Pomona
1

<p>I just sent mine last week, but since its not on my to do list on broncodirect how will I know when they receive it? I just want to see that admission status change from provisional admit to officially admitted.</p>

2

<p>your status will never change from provisional admit to “officially admitted”. they may revoke your admission if your final transcripts are horrendous though.</p>

3

<p>I am taking extended spring classes at PCC which ends by June 22. On bronco direct it says that i have to turn in my transcripts by July 13. I hope i have enough time for it.</p>

4

<p>This is kind of scary for me, because I havent sent any of my final transcripts. My to-do list does not state that I have to and I am always told not to send in anything until my to-do list states I have to.</p>

5

<p>It didn’t pop up on my to do list either, but the admission process clearly states you must submit all final transcripts with spring 2013 grades by July 15th. I sent mine last week and if I go to my transfer credit report, all my classes from my JC now show up there, so that’s how I know they recieved it.</p>

6

<p>Yeah, I just emailed them and they told me to wait until directed to do so by Broncodirect. However, since I am going to have my school do General Ed. Certifcation, and that can take a while, I will probably have them sent to my house then send them myself.</p>

7

<p>Hi, neffyh
I don’t think that will work since last time I visit the office and try to hand my document to them, but they said it need to seal and directly send from school to school. they might not accept the document from personal.</p>

8

<p>When I had to send in a set of transcripts, I was able to order a RUSH set which took a couple hours, but I had them in my hand. Then I was able to drop them off at the admissions office with my name and bronco number without issue. </p>

<p>Just be sure that you don’t touch the contents of your transcripts because they are sealed and have your community college’s seal on the outside. Granted, some schools are able to send them electronically these days.</p>