Hey guys, so I was wondering how aadsas verifies the gpa you provide for them, do we personally go to our university and request to send out an official transcript to them? And for example if a certain "bad" grade doesn't show up on your official transcript, are you considered lucky?
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Yes to question one. If you list your bad grade and it magically isn't on your transcript, it's suspicious. If you don't list it and it is on your transcript, that too is suspicious. The odds of you both omitting it and it not being on your transcript seem slim. Just curious, what makes you think this grade could disappear? Is there palm greasing going on or records kept in crayon or something. I know it's hypothetical, but it's far-fetched.
AADSAS has very clear instructions on submitting your transcripts once you make an account.
Do you have an OFFICIAL copy of your transcript? You might have to pay for it, but you'll know what's on it.
Do you have an OFFICIAL copy of your transcript? You might have to pay for it, but you'll know what's on it.
You have to fill out a transcript matching form (provided by AADSAS) and send it to your school's registrar, who will in turn send a sealed/certified copy of your transcript to AADAS.
The grades you manually submitted to AADSAS will later be checked against the official transcript they received from your school.
The grades you manually submitted to AADSAS will later be checked against the official transcript they received from your school.
