We have a little over a month until the deadline for spring admission, October 1. If you are applying, you will be required to submit a high school transcript or GED score report.
This document is
required for every applicant, no matter how old you are and no matter
how many college courses you've taken, no matter how many associates' degrees you have. Even if you're planning on
getting an associates, or maybe you already have one... the high school
transcript is required. Squash those rumors. We have seen diligent
applicants who graduated from high school 20, 30 years ago get their
transcripts. It's more possible than you might think. But, it does take time, so start early.
If you attended high school outside of the U.S., we require a translated transcript. Most applicants use WES or the World Education Service. Again, this can take a long time, so start working on it as soon as possible, be you a spring or fall applicant.
If you graduated high school recently, we are still closely looking at
your high school record. Typically, the longer you've been in college,
the less we'll look at your high school record.
Order those transcripts now. Check it off of your mental to-do list
early. You can send them even if you have yet to apply. We will hold onto it until your application is submitted.
