How many transcripts do you have?

[eyrobinson]

Just wondering how many different schools everyone has attended. Technically I will have 12 different transcripts. Yeah, I know crazy, but that's what it took for me to get where I am today. I WILL make the May conferral date at Excelsior. I will then continue on to graduate school at TUI in April for my MS in Information Technology Management due to the great price and due to the fact I only have to submit my degree bearing transcript. I will be finished with that in December 2010. Hopefully, I can join the USPHS (I already applied to the JRCOSTEP Program) or I will try to get one of those highly coveted government jobs. Anyone else like to comment?

[daniellevine]

Wow. That's a lot.

I have 8.

University of Southern Maine
City College of San Francisco
CLEP
DSST
Excelsior College Exams
Penn Foster
Straighterline*
Aleks*

*Technically they are both on my ACE transcript

[okiemom]

I have nine but will probably be adding Excelsior exams to that.

University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma
Oklahoma City Community College
Charter Oak State College
Frederick Community College (FEMA)
Brigham Young University
Penn Foster
Ace (ALEKS)
CLEP
DSST

[peace123]

Eight:

1. Hudson Valley CC ( Associates degree and a certificate in Accounting)
2. Chemeketa CC ( 1 course)
3. Fort Hays SU ( 1 course*)
4. Fredericks CC (1 FEMA)
5. ACE ( includes 2-NFA, 1-Aleks, 1-Straighterline*)
6. NAVFAC ( 1 course)
7. Excelsior (5 courses, 3 ECE's and 2 Uexcel exams ( BS Degree))
8. DSST's (2 exams to date)

*my 1 Straighterline course is on two transcripts

[cookderosa]

LOL, the real pain is the cost involved with sending these out! At $5-$20 each, it costs a LOT of money for me to apply somewhere for somethingbanghead

University of Iowa (1 class and counting)
Culinary Institute of America (AOS degree)
Black Hawk College (1 class and counting)
Harvard University (1 class)
Thomas Edison State College (AA and BA degrees)
Ocean County College (6 classes and counting)
College Board (? a lot-51 ish)
DSST (5 tests)
ACE (1 ALEKS in progress)

[taylor]

OMG I got 11 myself! Yeah, it's definitely a lot of money and work just applying to grad school. On some job applications there's not enough space to list all the schools and sources of credits. I'm glad I'm not the only misfit here hilarious .

[reshab912]

lol i agree on the money part. it's expensive.

[annegirl]

Looks like I only have 8.

1. Boise State University
2. FEMA
3. DSST
4. CLEP
5. Excelsior
6. Central Georgia Tech
7. TESC
8. NFA

[alissaroot]

I'm glad I stuck with the exams.

Franklin College-$2 --yes just $2.00
CLEP-$20
DSST $20
AP- $20
Excelsior-$12

GRE only sends to approved recipients, so sometimes it is an extra $20 to send that one if I'm applying to an approved recipient, and they usually are.

Plus the school's application fee-$0-$75

The cost is between $94-$169 to apply to one grad school for me, with all the fees.

*I'm also taking classes at Ivy Tech Community College right now while I look for a job and find a way to pay for grad school, so that's going to be another transcript. I think it's $10? Sigh.

[jackzack87]

Just 4 for me. DSST, CLEP, community college. Also a certification for training worth 4 credits. I'm one of those relatively younger (mid20's) students who deferred the college route and I've Clepped/DSSTed 60 of my 120 credits- the other 27 CC, and the last 33 will come in the comprehensive tuition plan.