<p>^^ Quantum Mech, for most study abroad programs at schools like the one hte OP’s daughter goes to, your grades from your host institution are converted into transcript credit and then placed on your transcript for your home school. That is so that students can study in universities where they don’t grade according to the American system can have their grades easily converted for grad schools and other applications. There usually is not a separate official transcript from the hosting university and no way to distentangle the two. </p>
<p>OP, forgot one other point in my story. I actually got a very large salary boost when I joined the government for being a high-achieving scholar, because my GPA was high, even though I submitted a full transcript to my agency which included my fail from study abroad. Rare is the employer who is going to comb every grade on the transcript and cancel an otherwise strong candidate for one blip. I just really feel for your D because I remember agonizing over my own F and worrying that it would bar me from other opportunities, but in the end it didn’t really affect me at all.</p>