Transcripts are not required unless you are 17-years-old or younger, applying for financial aid, or have recent ACT/SAT scores on your transcripts.

Yes, since we also consider your course load in evaluating your performance, you must still inform us of your current and planned course schedules -- even for courses unrelated to the prerequisites.

Part-time, non-degree seeking students are not required to submit high school and college transcripts. However, if you want to be a full-time, degree seeking student, you must submit all requested credentials.

If you are currently a college student or are returning to college after a break, send your college transcripts for all college coursework completed from August 1996 through fall term/semester 2006 for each college, including work on prior degrees. For work completed before August 1996, you may send transcripts that demonstrate academic achievement.

Stanford's summer quarter is an open enrollment program welcoming visiting adults and college students from around the world. Adult students with college experience are invited to apply. No transcripts are required for admission.

Answer: The application requires both high school grade transcripts AND college grade transcripts (if applicable). If you are currently in school, grade transcripts achieved up to this point must be submitted.

No. High School transcripts are not required. Only undergraduate transcripts are relevant for admissions at UPEACE.

Many students who engaged in binge drinking in high school continue this behavior when they get to college. Very few high school binge drinkers stop binge drinking in college. However, many students who did not binge drink in high school begin binge drinking in college. Some aspects of the college environment may promote binge drinking. Colleges should consider action to help prevent those students who did not binge drink in high school from taking up this behavior in college.

Yes. Your application to the visiting student program will be evaluated based on your high school record. Please remember that as a visiting student you will not be working toward a degree at Johns Hopkins, although you may transfer the credits you earn to another institution.

The SDSU Office of Admissions needs transfer applicants' high school transcripts to verify the high school graduation date as well as determine if the student has satisfied the language requirement with coursework completed in high school.

High school juniors and seniors are welcome to apply to our College Experience Program and start earning college credit while experiencing college life first-hand. Community College in the High School is also available and offered during the school day at participating high schools. In either program, students who meet our academic requirements can gain a competitive edge by earning college credits while still in high school.

Yes. The state of Utah allows high school student who are 16 years old to take college courses. In some cases this is called concurrent enrollment.

Student Handbooks - Your First Course of StudyIn the excitement of those first days of class, you might overlook the student handbook. Don't! It provides valuable information about various school policies (harrassment, computer usage, dress codes, etc.), and everything else from tips on study techniques to important holidays to remember. Student Handbooks - Your First Course of StudyIn the excitement of those first days of class, you might overlook the student handbook.

Do I have to answer questions for every job I apply for? Some of them have the same questions but different job numbers.

Yes. In 2002 alone, 413 Continental Academy graduates went on to continue their education at a trade school, community college or university. However, graduating from high school is usually not sufficient ? by itself ? to gain admission to an institution of higher learning. You must also meet the school's additional entrance requirements. Most schools require applying students to earn a sufficient score on the SAT or ACT exam.

Students cannot tranfer directly to a four year college without a high school diploma or GED, however students can attend a community college without a high school diploma or GED and take all the coursework and tranfer preparation needed to transfer to a four-year college.

In college, professors may not formally take attendance, but they are still likely to know whether or not you attended. In college, professors may not follow the textbook and yet expect you to relate the class lectures to the textbook readings. You are responsible for learning and synthesizing the material, not just memorizing facts. In college, professors may lecture non-stop, so you must identify the key points in your notes. It's your job to be an active learner.

No, anyone is welcome to come. If you are a parent interested in traveling, we do recommend you call our office and speak directly with Chad Hart, the President of our Company for specific resort property recommendations at 800.821.2176, ext. 101, or email him at chad@inertiatours.com. You are more than welcome on our trips.