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The best you can do is send the transcripts now and admit to the error. I don't think anyone will rescind your acceptance over a small mistake like this.
I know lots of postbacs who took a class through a non-accredited program, and didn't realize that amcas still technically requires those transcripts. They are now about to complete M1.
I know lots of postbacs who took a class through a non-accredited program, and didn't realize that amcas still technically requires those transcripts. They are now about to complete M1.
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Should I email the admission office directly to explain this or wait for them to contact me regarding this mistake?
I would email them personally. Then there is no way they could perceive that you were 'hiding' it. I doubt they will care though- its a couple of A's and B's from when you were <18yo
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Just wanted to say OP it's awesome that you figured this out now, good on you for being proactive!
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There is no chance that this will result in your acceptance being rescinded. Just send them a quick email saying you realized the issue and that you'll submit the transcript ASAP
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Will do, thank you! Hoping for the best
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The answer to any question about "what would happen at a specific school" is that it depends, and the process might be different from one school to the next. But the bottom line is that nobody is going to care, so the process that they take to arrive on the decision that they don't care doesn't matter--the result is going to be the same that you're going to keep your admission.
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