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Hi folks. I've been looking to apply for different programs, but I've stuck with one thing, and I think I am not the only one.
As an international student with specific situation, there is absolutely no way I can get my High School send transcripts to a U.S. university. Well, I can send the digital copies on my own - but never in this life my HS will send them as they usually wish.
What are the universities that accept you without High School/GED/etc transcripts?
Possible scenarios:
- Accepted for first degree without HS/GED/etc transcripts
- Accepted for second degree if you have an Associate/Bachelor which you send transcripts for, but no HS/GED/etc needed
- Accepted for a degree if you transfer Sophia/SDC, no HS/GED/etc needed
I can mention SNHU. I was not yet admitted because I have some questions to them and I still collect credit, but I am in the process at least. I wrote a simple affidavit mentioning the high school I studied in and that I swear that it's true. I don't know if they are going to admit me later though, 'cause it's a mess... as in almost every university.
Maybe we could use this thread to somewhat sum up the experience on this topic? Anybody has their experience?
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Most of the institutions we discuss on this forum care very little about high school transcripts. They care even less if you already have a significant amount of college credit at application time.
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That's correct, I would recommend applying to the ones you're interested in, be it SNHU or the others such as Excelsior, TESU, UMPI, etc. You may want to be on the safe side and review their requirements on their respective websites though...
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(01-29-2024, 11:33 AM)bjcheung77 Wrote: That's correct, I would recommend applying to the ones you're interested in, be it SNHU or the others such as Excelsior, TESU, UMPI, etc. You may want to be on the safe side and review their requirements on their respective websites though...
That's why I created this thread - I check the requirements and do DYOR
There was one person on this forum who struggled with UMPI because who could not get his HS transcripts.
TESU - they write that you have to possess HS. I am not sure if you send those to them or just write affidavit - it's not mentioned on website. That's why I created this thread, if anybody has the same experiences and share knowledge who they worked that out. It's quite embarrassing to spend weeks talking to people at the university and then get the answer which does not work - especially when you could not google the answer and not waste time on the university which wouldn't work out anyway - especially considering difference in transfer subjects...
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I was never asked for my HS transcripts for either Pierpont or Texas A&M - Commerce (TAMUC). Both saw that I had RA credit and used that instead of asking for them.
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When you have an associates or 60+ credits, most if not some, will disregard the high school requirements...
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Neither Charter Oak (which I would not recommend) nor TESU asked for my high school transcript. I think you'd bepretty safe at TESU.
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TESU also never asked me for any high school related documentation, though that was a few years ago and I brought in many college (RA&ACE) credits. Pierpont did ask but waived the requirement after seeing my many college credits.
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My cousin applied to UMPI before the deadline and received the following emails recently in regards to transcripts. They took ASU UL classes when they were just $99 each when there was a special a few years ago. And also took TECEPs previously and recently due to their offerings... Strangely, they were asked for high school transcripts. UMPI should waive the high school transcript request if the prospective student has an associates degree. My cousin is in Canada and doesn't have an associates degree. They sent all their college credits, etc to UMPI and waiting for a final decision...
Email #1 (actually, two because the first email had exactly the same thing, there was no error we can find)
An email went out this morning that didn't not have the most updated information, please refer to this email instead.
Your application is almost ready for our review and admission decision. At present, these are the the only outstanding items:
Thomas Edison State University College Transcript
Arizona State University College Transcript
Miscellaneous HS-International Official HS Transcript
Once we have received these final pieces of information, you’ll receive a decision promptly!
Please let us know if we can provide any help as you secure this information.
The document deadline for Spring 2 is February 9th.
YourPace Admissions
University of Maine at Presque Isle
Normal Hall | 181 Main Street
Presque Isle, ME 04769
t: 207 768.9433
e: umpi-yourpace@maine.edu
umpi.edu/yourpace/
Our Service Promise: Excellence, every day!
University of Maine at Presque Isle | 181 Main St | Presque Isle, ME 04769 USA
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Email #2
Once all your official transcripts are received, here’s what happens next:
An Admissions Specialist will review your completed application and provide an admissions decision. You will receive this via email.
You will receive another email with the information you need to activate your UMPI account
We’ll ask you to confirm your intent to enroll in your Good News From UMPI! email.
Once you confirm, we will send your transcripts for an official evaluation and provide you with a transfer credit report.
Your Professional Academic Advisor will then reach out to you to review and then begin the registration process.
We are here to help! Please let us know if you have any questions.
The document deadline for Spring 2 is February 9th.
YourPace Admissions
University of Maine at Presque Isle
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t: 207 768.9433
e: umpi-yourpace@maine.edu
umpi.edu/yourpace/
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(01-29-2024, 11:33 AM)bjcheung77 Wrote: That's correct, I would recommend applying to the ones you're interested in, be it SNHU or the others such as Excelsior, TESU, UMPI, etc. You may want to be on the safe side and review their requirements on their respective websites though...
UMPI requires high school transcripts unless you already have a degree. So if one has a Pierpont associate degree PRIOR to applying to UMPI, you're waived. I imagine that Pierpont wants those high school transcripts though.
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