<p>It's scary to think that any of the grades might have been a mistake over the years. As bookworm said, who would know unless the student is tracking THAT closely or the grade is an obvious mistake (a C). </p>
<p>Garland, at our school the Q1 grades are not sent automatically. But, if the student wants to send a copy of their Q1 report (unofficially) to the college, they can. If the college wants to validate the transcript, the school will do so upon request from the college. Remember, my son had a VALID C on last year's transcript....so the Q1 report was important as it showed that he had learnd his lesson about risking grades.</p>
<p>Marite, can your son send an email to his regional admissions director giving him/her a heads up on the upcoming transcript? Or, maybe a phone call is better as I have no idea how adcoms keep up with all of the email from the anxious applicants. </p>
<p>Better make sure they mark the revised transcript as "Early Action" so that it will be prioritized accordingly. Do they use old fashioned paper fax machines or fax/image (fax to email/server) programs?</p>