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I have been thinking about going to graduate school, but I've been to several undergraduate schools and would like to avoid the universities that require official transcripts from all schools. Standford only requires transcripts from universities that were attended full-time for a year. Are there any other universities that have requirements such as this? I've attended several colleges/universities and it would help if I didn't have to submit all of my transcripts considering I only attended to take a course or two. Thank you.

The point of asking this question was to find out if anyone, right off the bat, knew of any schools that did not require report of all schools attended. I have a couple of schools that I only received six credit hours total from. I thought someone would know of some schools that would not find it necessary to send an official transcript from those schools (especially since one of those schools requires payment for an official transcript). I plan to apply broadly, which means that I will apply to whichever school that I find fits my needs even if it is located across the nation. Thank you for your help.

I'll get right to the point and say that I moved around a LOT after high school. I never made poor grades, but I did attend several colleges. Now I have settled on a university and know I am going to be here to graduate from this university. I know there's a lot of concern with others not wanting to report other colleges attended based on poor grades, but that's not the case for me. I made good grades, but I attended several colleges. Since I am not tied down, I don't see a reason not to apply broadly. So, my question is this: Are there any graduate schools that do not require report of all schools EVER attended? I don't mind to report, so I am not asking if I can get away with not reporting. I am asking if there are any graduate schools that do not require to report. Also, what would be the recommended time to take the GRE? Thank you.