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[purpletulipa]

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Must you turn in your transcript for a college you attended after you already received your bachelor's degree? Here's the story. I started taking some business courses (2) at a state college and then in the middle of the classes moved to another state due to my husband's job. It was too late to withdraw from the classes and I didn't bother fighting with the school, I just left? so that probably left me with 2 F grades. Is is necessary to call that school for my transcript?
Thanks!

 

[dragonfly9]

As far as I know, they want transcripts from every college that you have ever taken a course at.

I would make sure you address the problem with those grades upfront so they are less likely to come back and haunt you. . .

 

[eight143]

Hello,

They say you have to turn in all your transcripts, but you don't really have to in your situation. I was in the same situation as you. I already had my bachelors and started on my master's. Unfortunately, I was very ill and was forced to get an incomplete. I withrew from the program and never completed them so I got all F's in that whole quarter.

Fortunately, I was getting my masters in a different University as my undergrad so I didn't report in my AADSAS that I went to get my masters. When they asked for my transcripts, I only gave the ones that were reported in my AADSAS application and was enough for me to get into dental school.

So, if I were you, don't indicate that you took those classes so you don't have to report your transcripts. Otherwise, it could bring your GPA down, and reduce your chances of getting in.

Best of luck to you!!!