<p>On my USF account, when I go to ‘check my application status’, it says everything has been received except for my high school transcript. It is suppose to be sent electronically and I turned in my request form about two weeks ago. I live in Tampa and go to school here. I’m just freaking out because everyone at my school got a reply from USF admissions two weeks after they submitted their application and what not. I really need to get into USF because I was to confident I would get into UF (but I got rejected) and USF is the only other school I applied to. . .</p>
<p>Ask your school for a hard copy of the transcript (stamped on the envelope so they know you didn’t tamper with it). Send it to USF. They had a problem with my daughter’s electronic transcript too.</p>
<p>They say they never got it, and the registrar at my school said it should take 4 weeks since it has to come from Tallahassee. I just don’t get why other people had everything done in two weeks. . .</p>
<p>Four weeks is ridiculous. If you sent a hard copy, it would only take a few days. Get the hard copy in your hot little hand. Tell them it’s for another college or a scholarship if they’re being a pain about wanting to send it electronically.</p>
<p>Okay I’ll try that. The lady keeps saying the transcript has to go through Tallahassee or something and she seems unwilling to actually give me a hard copy, but I’ll see what I can do.</p>
<p>Florida public high schools can send high school transcripts almost instantly with the automated systems. If you live in Tampa near USF campus, get a hard copy of your official transcript in a sealed envelope from your high school and hand deliver it to USF admissions office before 5:00 any weekday afternoon. The sooner, the better.</p>
<p>haha but after living in florida all my life, I wouldn’t trust the public school system. When I went to send transcripts I checked after a month and they weren’t sent yet my school said the “system was down” so I ordered copies( and paid for it) and then suddenly they got sent and I ended up with like 5 hard copies that I had no use for</p>