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Technically speaking, I didn't fail out of the program and the grades weren't exactly low; the issue was that GPA wasn't quite high enough. Now, I do feel completely able to do grad level work, but my first experience with the a program didn't turn out well because I was facing a lot of personal problems. (For about 3 weeks halfway through the term, I "lived" in the library, a student center, and one of the gyms, among other issues. A sympathetic professor eventually let me sleep in her office.) But even if I can explain that way, I owe fees that I can't hope to pay in order to receive transcripts. Is it possible that the transcripts you did include mentioned the other school?

I am currently considering applying to several grad programs. However, I am a bind regarding transcripts. I attended a previous post bachelors program. In the first place, during that program, I, while I did not receive failing grads, my GPA was not high enough to meet my conditional admission at the end of the first term. Beyond that, I owe that university money, and I could not hope to obtain transcripts even if I wanted to. Having said that, if I were not simply not mention my attendance in that program on future applications, is it likely that the admissions people at other institutions would know about it? I understand the implicit ethical issues; what I'm interested in is even anyone has any sort of knowledge about this or similar situations, especially any sort of first hand experience.