<p>Hi All,
I have a situation that has been bothering me and I was hoping that I could get an answer. Here is my situation up to this point.
-I started college at community school #1. I took two semesters of classes only. The first semester I made all A's, the second semester, I went through some troubling times and I received some not so great grades.
I stopped going because I lost my scholarship and I had no money to pay for school myself.
-I then decided to attend community school #2 in the same state. Because I did not have over 30 credit hours, I applied as a new student. Also, because my grades were so poor at #1, I did not send in the old transcript for credit. I essentially took the same classes over. I have done great at community school #2.
-Now, I am getting married and moving to a new state. In that new state, I plan on transferring my credits from community school #2. Possibly at "transfer state university". </p>
<p>The Question: Because I took all of the classes from #1 over again at community school #2, applied as a new student at #2 (because I had less than 30 credit hours I would have had to do this regardless if I submitted my #1 transcript), and did not report that I attended #1 when I applied to #2; I should not have to tell "transfer state university" that I attended #1 right? Also, if I did not, would there be anyway for them to find out that I attended #1(even though I did not use this for any credit)?</p>
<p>I just messed up that second semester and wanted to start over fresh. Because I do not claim it, use it, or submit it for any purposes, does it really matter if I do not bring it up?</p>
<p>Thanks for all your help.</p>