I have read many websites requirements on the transcripts that must be reported. Is it possible to not include a transcript that includes college grades while in high school that were taken at a community college? My question comes up because with those crappy science grades I would have a sGPA 3.3 instead of 2.9-3.0 What do you guys think, could i leave those off and it wouldn't be a big deal. Keep in mind those grades are from 2002.....
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Ask the schools in question. This semester I took a community college class to get my dental radiography license in my state -- NJDS said I don't have to report that, because it was ungraded. But if they were graded classes, and weren't any sort of 'continuing ed' classes, you will likely have to report them, regardless of when you took them.
if you were in fact enrolled at the college you have to include them. if that college has a transcript acknowledging that you were a student of theirs then you must submit it.
