Getting Rid of My Record at a School

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Would there be any potential issues with the National Student Clearing House later at graduation time? TESU told me in that email that I did not have to submit past transcripts so I didn't. I have never heard of anyone being in a situation where their college issues them a degree at graduation but the National Student Clearing House refuses to honor/recognize it. I am not saying it can't happen, maybe it could for a variety of other reasons (school suspension/student conduct at other institutions, owing money to other schools...etc...). What is your opinion?

I would expect so.  They need to see all your transcripts in order to be sure you didn't earn the same degree somewhere else, or you don't already have two bachelor's degrees, that sort of thing. I'll be fascinated if they don't insist on getting it before you graduate.

Thanks for responding,

Just to be on the safe side, I think I am going to go ahead and submit my old CC transcripts to TESU. Based on a few posts above this one, it sounds like it will not impact my GPA so I have nothing to lose it seems. I have multiple failing grades and was put on academic probation after I temporarily left the country without dropping my classes. I could have handled things better but that is the past now. I do not owe any colleges any money. I just have multiple failing grades and my last status with the college was being put on academic probation in 2002. 

It would be a nightmare if TESU said "After reviewing your old transcripts we are placing you on academic probation!!!".