I have 3 D's and 5F's in my community college academic record. How can I erase those?
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The only way that they can be erased is if the community college has an academic forgiveness policy.  What I mean by that is that you reapply to take classes there and state whatever caused you to get those grades and ask the college to erase them.  However, most policies state that there must be a certain gap of time (e.g. six years) before you can apply for this.  Also, retaking the classes and earning a higher grade is always an option.
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for each grade, convert to a number.\n\na=4\nb=3\nc=2\nd=1\nf=zero\n\nadd up and divide by number of classes and you have a GPA
1005477
I used to work in admissions/records and I can tell you that glitches happen often. It does not mean that your record is missing. All major schools have back up servers and databases just in case the worst happens. I recommend you call the school and ask them to fix it, and do not worry!
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Yes, there are ways to remove some of the bad entries in your report.  If you want to go to battle, read the links I've supplied below.\n\nDo not waste a dime going to any of those credit repair places.  They will charge you a lot of money to do the exact same things you can do yourself, and they will be just as successfull.  \n\nHere is a real quick rundown on what to do....\n\nGet your credit report (for free) from www.annualcreditreports.com.  Study them carefully for any errors and negative reports.\n\nKeep a carefull log of any calls you make, who you talked to, and any letters you write.  Be sure they are sent by certified mail.\n\nExamine your report for any debts that have run over the Statute of Limitations.  Also carefully note the reporting dates of each item.  According to the Fair Credit Reporting Act, they can NOT be listed if they are older the 7 years BEGINNING ON THE DATE OF DEFAULT!  Creditors and collection agencies are good at moving up this date, or even reinserting it after it has expired.  Verify this date with your own records if you have them.\n\nSend a letter to the credit reporting agency (CRA) and protest any negative information.  The CRA will then "verify" the debt with the creditors.  That means that all the creditor has to do is respond back within 30 days and say the report is accurate.  They don't have to prove anything or supply any paperwork.  If they don't respond within 30 days, the CRA must REMOVE the entry.  This works great with some older debts.\n\nIf the debt gets "verified" (you get a letter from the CRA), then write the creditor a "Demand for Validationn" letter.  (See the link below).  Validation mean they must supply you with contracts, bills, receipts, and everything that was used to calculate your debt.  This,again, is in accordance to the Fair Credit Reporting Act.  \n\nIf they send you this information, and it is complete and accurate, you have hit a brick wall and there is no good way to remove the entry, unless you can sweet talk the creditor into removing it on their own.  Not likely.\n\nIf you do not hear from them in 30 days, send a copy of your validation letter, plus another demand to the CRA to remove the entry due to lack of validation.  \n\nIf they still will not remove, you have grounds to sue both parties in court.  \n\nAnd yes, Mr. Collection Agent, this is a fact. I'm doing that very same thing right now.  Funny how responsive creditos are they THEY are the ones getting sued.\n\nYou are about to go to war.  Knowledge of the law is your only weapon.  Don't fight these guys unarmed!
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I really doubt you can do that, I don't think they keep the pictures. I guess the only thing I can recommend is calling the school(s) and finding out what company they used, and go from there.
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erase them please!!!!! scam alert! scam alert!
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Photoshop!\nHave the certificate replaced!
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Unfortunatlly there is no way from keeping the college from seeing your transcripts.....it is required that the college have a copy of them before you will be accepted to the school....sorry :(
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Just go to the school that you graduated from and ask for a copy.  You will have to pay a small fee.
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The Board of Education.  Did you do it through the school? You can call them and ask them if they still keep those records.  I tried to search the county board of ed but I couldn't find it, maybe you need to put in the specific city.
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Better get a lawyer who can check for you without revealing your identity. \nBy the way, many profs have faked on their appicatons and are getting away with it.
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First off do like the other poster said and get your 3 credit reports at www.annualcreditreport.com. Review them for accuracy. If you have other names that are significantly different (more different that just Mike or Michael) then send the credit bureaus a letter stating that you would like to have these item corrected. Send a copy of your drivers license (showing your current address, correct spelling of your name) a copy of your Social Security card and a copy of a utility bill for address verification. The bureaus will take about 30 days to respond but they will correct the info.\n\nGood Luck
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Call the college and speak with Records Department.  They will be able to send the transcript to you.
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Go to your old school and ask for a transcript. Grades are not posted anywhere online for privacy reasons.
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you can remove any of them by formatin related local hard drive. must be C and D
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my god. don't tell me u go to a community college. DAMN, U COULD OF DONE BETTER THAN THAT. U MUST OF SCREWED UP SOMEWHERE!
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if u need that go to the college office and ask for records