<p>Thank you for the post Randomnewguy, I appreciate it. I just have one question. How did you fulfill this w/o graduating high school?</p>
<p>“You must submit secondary school records and proof of graduation. At minimum, your high school record should consist of 16 year-long courses, including 13 in academic solids and up to three in acceptable electives.”</p>
<p>I am curious as to how you did it because I don’t think I have all of these courses finished in high school. Do these requirements even matter? </p>
<p>Looking at his classes I assume he is going into marshall which has no language requirement right?</p>
<p>@ccstudentIL</p>
<p>Great job, hopefully you get admitted cuz that would mean I will as well, its like ur my academic twin, even for high-school, im even taking physics this hopefully last semester at my CC, are you applying to any scholarships? I suppose you are applying to marshall</p>
<p>To answer your question, I have not looked into scholarships yet although I probably should pretty soon. To answer your second question, yes I am applying to Marshall. </p>
<p>I hope you get admitted too cuz that would mean I would have a chance lol. I’m really not sure what to expect though, I’m rattled. My counselors were of no help when I asked them the caliber of schools I should be applying to. </p>
<p>Btw, are you going to send the final report, midterm report, registrars report?</p>
<p>Also, how important are GE requirements when it comes to applying? That’s the one part of my application I’m completely missing. I have the specific department requirements but none for the GE. My courses were focused primarily to transfer to Umich,UIUC, and UW-madison which are all schools near where I live. Plz let me know, thanks.</p>
<p>That totally varies depending on school. I’m not well suited to giving advice to Marshall majors. I know for my school (Annenberg), they place heavy emphasis on knocking out as
many GEs as possible.</p>
<p>USC pretty much has a rule that after a certain number of transferrable college units (I think it was 30), a high school diploma or GED is no longer required. Admissions basically assumes that if you can complete the equivalent of a year’s worth of college courses, you could probably complete high school.</p>
<p>They still require the transcript for whatever reason and I was forced to drive down to a dodgy old building to exhume the remains of my high school record. It was sad.</p>
<p>Applying to USC (Marshall) for fall 2014, had a couple of questions.</p>
<p>Does anyone know the timetable for when we have to send the registrar report , mid report and final report? And do we just mail them to the admissions office or is it through the common app?</p>
<p>Thanks and good luck to everyone else applying!</p>
<p>I am applying to USC for Bus Admin 14. Is there a section on the common app where you attach your transcripts? Or how and when am I suppose to send in my transcripts?</p>
<p>Hello everyone -
I was recommended to this forum from a fellow CCer because I have a few questions. Do you think I can get in (assuming my portfolio is pretty good - check some art work out here at <a href=“http://wyattdemastersart.blogspot.com%5B/url%5D”>http://wyattdemastersart.blogspot.com</a> ) to the school of architecture at USC with these statistics?</p>
<p>ACT:31 comp (one sitting)
HS GPA: 3.9/4.1w
AP’s: European History (5), AB Calc (5), Studio Art (3), 2-D Design (4), Spanish (4).
Rank: 27/273
Tons of EC’s.
Graduated with Honors Merit.</p>
<p>College GPA: 3.93 as of first semester w/ 13 credit hours.
Next semester: 5 classes, including a 300 level Spanish. (for the most part I’ve been knocking out gen ed’s because I am undeclared at LMU)
Total credits at the end of this year: 47 (19 are from AP’s and placement testing)
Work 2 jobs part-time.
Two recommendation letters from first semester professors - I think they will be good.</p>
<p>I also applied last year as a freshman and was denied :/. Any response would be appreciated - thanks guys!</p>
<p>opinion on what to put in additional information/comments section: does it sound nice/professional if i explain my grades and how poor they were. i went to cc my first year and tbh i didn’t take it seriously plus i was dealing with my aunt’s health as she had cancer, which put a lot of stress on my mom thus making me stressed out. my second year of college, i transferred to davis and my aunt had surgery making my mom stressed out and me stressed out. not to mention my first two years of college i had the mindset i was going to be a pharmacist, i.e i was taking all chem bio hard stuff but i have decided to do business so now as a third year back in cc i showed improvement as as i got a 4.0 in the fall by taking the necessary classes for business. should i explain all of this to usc or will they know/get it by looking at my past app since i applied there last year as a pharm applicant with my poor grades. please let me know…thanks!!!</p>
<p>@successiA You should send in all the docs within a week or two of submitting the common app. That’s what I’m doing and what a lot of transfers do. The registrar report is an invite thing on the commonapp. Input the email of your “dean of enrollment services” or whoever does that. </p>
<p>@skyponpon The transcript is separate. Call or visit the counseling office at your sign school and tell them to send official transcript to USC.</p>
<p>@iloveasianguys I wouldn’t use the essay space on that. Maybe in the “additional info” section</p>
<p>Maybe I didn’t be giving advice, since technically we are all competing for USC Marshall seats :)</p>
<p>I’m confused about the same thing. Do we need to fill out the final report when sending high school transcripts? Does USC also require midterm reports?</p>
<p>Hi everyone, I have a quick question.
USC has indicated that transfer students are supposed to complete two semesters of writing courses, but my school (a LAC) does not provide those courses. I sent an email to the admission office to explain the situation and haven’t got their replies yet. I am so worried that I am going to be disqualified for application because of this.</p>
<p>Clordia,
I believe they require those classes. I could not get the classes at my cc so I took both those courses at a different cc. Yes it involved driving in rush hour traffic and night classes both times but it was worth it. See if you can take the classes at another cc. I was admitted to USC after 1 year at cc.</p>
<p>Hey guys. I am currently working on my USC transfer application and I had a quation… I am lost on the registrar’s report… I listed an email of a staff member from admissions and records (could not find someone with a position labeled “registrar”) and she emailed me back saying she wasn’t a registrar and did not know what to do. I am going to go to my school tomorrow and try and figure this out, but does anyone have any insight on this. I would really appreciate it, thanks!</p>
<p>ALSO does anyone know if usc compares this application with your old application? or if they take weight into how many times you have applied in the past?? :O</p>
<p>@ccstudentIL yes it should be something like university park address something like that. i don’t have their address on hand and make sure it says attn: undergraduate admissions (i think) hope i helped!</p>