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@johnnycomelately johnnycomelately Thanks for your reply. No, my extension courses happened after I graduated from my undergrad. Although the extension was done at the same institution, the undergrad and extension are separate entities at my institution. Separate billing, separate transcript, etc. Hmm, that would fall under academic dishonesty? That's a pill I wouldn't be happy to swallow at all.

On any application, the school ask for all transcripts. The thing is I had a bit of an embarrassing streak in my life where I didn't exactly know what to do with my life after my undergrad and took some concurrent enrollment extension courses which I proceeded to blow up into smithereens. Suppose if I were to forget mentioning my extension courses in my CV and transcript, would it matter? Would they know? I know that this isn't the best thing to do, but it happened while I'm completely abandoning my undergrad studies into something completely new, or rather in the process of finding out this new thing. Attempted suicide and ensuing hospitalization of a family member didn't help me focus on my studies either during those days... But I'd rather just completely bury those few months from my life and from my CV/transcript/grad-school-apps. Please help me if you have any insight into how grad-school applications process (verification process I guess) works. Thanks