Community College Transcripts attended for only 1 sem - required?

[loginofpscl]

Hello all,

 

I attended two distinct CCs in both of which I took one core requirement class each (Calc II, and government.) Will graduate schools require these transcripts? On my regular university transcript it shows I have taken Calc III, so I don't think it'll be an issue... will they be required still?

Thanks

[DropTheBase]

Hello all,

 

I attended two distinct CCs in both of which I took one core requirement class each (Calc II, and government.) Will graduate schools require these transcripts? On my regular university transcript it shows I have taken Calc III, so I don't think it'll be an issue... will they be required still?

Thanks

 

 

I think they do require them. I remember being asked for "all transcripts." You can always ask the universities to which you are applying to if you're not sure.

 

DTB

[Quantum Buckyball]

It depends, I didn't submit my CC transcript because I only took 1 class and it was an introduction to sociology class, which had nothing to do with chemistry.

[Guest |||]

Be cautious, some schools are very serious about this matter even if it might seem trivial.  Not disclosing all previously attended institutions and grades recieved could be grounds for harsh penalities.

[Istoleart]

I agree that you should be cautious. I asked a similar question to a prof in one university and he said that it wouldn't affect their decision BUT it still must be submitted.

[HERDERRCHEMISTRY]

I submitted transcripts from the university I received dual credit from when I was in high school; it's better to just pay the money to submit it and then not worry about it than to be potentially denied admission or punished because you neglected to do so.

[emmm]

I agree with MOchemist and did the same. Submit ALL transcripts. I know it's a pain in the neck. For me, it means I need to submit 9 transcripts any time I apply for anything that needs them.