<p>Keep in mind that almost all offers of admissions and scholarships are conditional. Minimally, you must graduate high school. At some schools there is an expectation that you receive the same range of grades that you received when you were admitted (yes, every year at my high school there is someone who lost an admission/scholarship due to a downward trend).</p>
<p>At our high school the selection for senior awards (and monies attached to those awards) are made a few weeks before graduation (we we do eliminate students from some awards who have made a slide since the mid year grades)</p>
<p>Most importantly, as whoopdeedo stated, in the event that your child may want to transfer, she will need that high school transcript in addition to the college transcript. Also your daughter may be seeking other scholarships that require the high school transcript. </p>