I initially believed that one of the courses I took in high school counted as a college-level course but I realize it was actually more of an enrichment course offered for high school students (EPGY). I already sent the transcript in and it has been received. Can I still remove it from my colleges attended section. and will the corresponding transcript be automatically disregarded, or will the discrepancy be noted and slow down my application? Thanks.
Can we remove a college attended after transcript has been received?
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If you have a transcript from a college or university, that means you took a course at a college level. I'm not familiar with EPGY, but I'd just leave it on AMCAS. You can also call AMCAS tomorrow during business hours and ask. They are very helpful.
Hello, I also took a class from EPGY, but I was told that it does count as a university level course. I was wondering how you listed the EPGY course in AMCAS (as Stanford Continuing Studies or just Stanford University).
I'm just putting it as Stanford University (I believe the transcript has it as Stanford University Continuing Studies but I'm not sure so I think it's safer to just leave the default name). What did you put for the academic term? From what I remember the courses were self-paced but I don't know how it's listed on the transcript since I didn't order one for myself. Are you just putting "Other term"?
Yes, I had to call the epgy office and send them the form through email so that they could forward it to the transcript office. If you ask them, they're very helpful. I called to ask the number of credits the course I took was listed as so yes, I did put a number under credit hours (it doesn't show up on the unofficial record online but it is on the official transcript).
May I ask how many credit hours yours was listed as/what course you took? I took a multivariable course and am trying to figure out how many credit hours it is. I am afraid that AMCAS verification will stumble on that part.
