How many transcripts do you have?

[sanantone]

1. Western International University - Axia College
2. Central Texas College
3. Colorado Technical University
4. Alamo Community Colleges
5. CLEP
6. ACE
7. DSST
8. FEMA
9. Thomas Edison State College

[sanantone]

No one asks for FEMA, but I have many more transcripts I need to order now whenever I apply somewhere. Without ACE, CLEP, or DSST, I have about 16. The only reason I don't have 17 is because one school doesn't issue transcripts for non-degree programs. I just stopped listing it because I have to explain that I won't get a transcript. Plus, they aren't going to show up in the National Student Clearinghouse database. Annoying schools, like WGU, want every single transcript (with the exception of FEMA since TESU doesn't name them on their transcript), so that makes 20 transcripts I had to send to them. Honestly, I shouldn't even have to send transcripts for two other career schools I attended because they're non-credit programs.

Edit: I forgot about Davar, but WGU didn't ask for that either since it's not on my TESU transcript.

[jamshid666]

I submitted 11 transcripts to TESU over the past couple days.

[Life Long Learning]

I have 27 official college transcripts with credits on them.

[videogamesrock]

I have 27 official college transcripts with credits on them.

That is so awesome . I have 15.


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[jsd]

My list isn't as impressive as you folks!

1. local community college
2. Patten University
3. ACE
4. one NCCRS provider (Coopersmith)
5. TESU
6. WGU
7. Georgia Tech

I have 10 IT certs that could potentially be accepted for credit at a handful of schools, but i wouldn't really count those among my transcripts since their acceptance for transfer is even more limited than ACE/NCCRS. but those would add 4 more transcripts.

8. CompTIA
9. Cisco
10. LPIC
11. CIW

[mysonx3]

Maybe someday I'll reach these lofty numbers, but for now:

CLEP
DSST
ACE
OnlineDegree.com
Coopersmith
Community College
Arizona State University
Brigham Young University
TESU

[MrBossmanJr]

Paying all this money is the worst when transferring to another school. It is around $70+ to get all my transcripts. I wish they would introduce a consolidation service that is kind of like ACE, but for all schools.

[jamshid666]

The National Clearing House should do that since they collect all of the data anyway. A Universal Transcript would be awesome.

[dfrecore]

The National Clearing House should do that since they collect all of the data anyway.  A Universal Transcript would be awesome.

It would be convenient, but each school's transcripts look completely different - I've seen a LOT, many from a couple of different transcript processors, and there is no consistency.  It would be hard to do unless all of the schools using the service agreed to make their transcripts the same.