Transcript Grades

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Quick Questions:

When filling out your courses for the application, it asks you to fill out your grades exactly as they appear on the application. So I do that (and let's say I got a B+), then in the next row shows the AADSAS grade, which also shows up as a B+. Question is, if your school was on a 4.0 scale, are these grades just going to be the same for all of your classes.

Next Question: If I received credit for a Spanish class that I never took (tested out of it before college), is there a place for this on the application?

Final Question: When asked to list classes directly as they appear on the transcript, does this mean the shortened version? For example, if I have taken Elementary Functions, but on the transcript it says Elementry Functns, which one do I enter?

Thanks for all of your guys' help!

 

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Quick Questions:

When filling out your courses for the application, it asks you to fill out your grades exactly as they appear on the application. So I do that (and let's say I got a B+), then in the next row shows the AADSAS grade, which also shows up as a B+. Question is, if your school was on a 4.0 scale, are these grades just going to be the same for all of your classes.

Next Question: If I received credit for a Spanish class that I never took (tested out of it before college), is there a place for this on the application?

Final Question: When asked to list classes directly as they appear on the transcript, does this mean the shortened version? For example, if I have taken Elementary Functions, but on the transcript it says Elementry Functns, which one do I enter?

Thanks for all of your guys' help!

Answer 1: None of my grades changed for the "AADSAS grade" thing. I don't know what specifically that applies to, but you don't have to worry about it.
Answer 2: I tested out of a bunch of classes as well (AP credit) and I was told to put them in with the first semester of freshman year, marking 'credit received' instead of a grade.
Answer 3: It wants you to list them EXACTLY as they appear on your transcript. If the course is Biology 100, but your transcript says Bio 100, you write 'Bio 100'.

Hope that helps!