I have medicare grades; are college transcripts requested at job interviews?
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I know in my field, education, they don't require transcripts because I have a license to prove that I did graduate. Though when I work in child care (preschool positions) they require a copy of my transcripts. \n\nIt really honestly depends on the field. Some would just require a copy of your diploma others probably want to see a transcript so they can see that you did graduate from college. This is especially true if they require that you have a college degree for the position. This way somebody of the street can't just claim they have one when in deed they don't.\n\nAlso in terms of the interview. Please don't follow the suggestion of the person above me. You want to put yourself in a good light when interviewing. Telling them you bomb on tests will most definitely put a bad taste in their mouth. Also if you use that in my opinion it looks like you are looking to justify it or gloss it over. Most won't pour over your grades on the transcript if they do they are generally only there to prove your degree.
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Ask either the school or the Board of Education.  There may be a charge for the transcript, but it usually isn't very much.
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It may stop you.. I think in the section where they ask would you like to disclose any additional information or during your interview tell them the situation.  I think its always best to disclose the information and maybe if you have a recommendation letter from someone at your program that speaks highly of you.. that may help!1 Good luck!
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I have some gaps in my work history.  They aren't questioned.  If they do question, just say you were working outside of your profession, SAHM, federal prison, etc.
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You can also get a transcript from the IRS, see the link below.
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Most colleges offer an online database which students can access their grades. You can also contact the registrars office at your university and request an unofficial transcript which should be ready immediately. \n\nAlso, emailing each of your professors for final grades has proved effective for me.
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Anything you see is going to be pure speculation no matter what the links may be.  College grades are considered to be confidential.  If they aren't signed, on official university/college stationery by the registrar and don't have the official seal - they can't be real.    But, its fun to speculate since he's such an idiot and acts and talks like a moron.
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Well, I think that you should be able to email the University.  This is more difficult because the website does not list a form to download or one to fill out online for transcript requests.  Good luck!  I hope that this helps.  The links are to your school.
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It depends on when you took your ACTs. Depending on the school sometimes they do not accept scores over 5 or 10 years.\n\nIt also depends on how long you were in college before you dropped out. If you have college transcripts of a certain length then they may not require the scores.\n\nTo obtain your old scores call ACT to order your old test scores. You will have a pay a fee for another copy but they keep them on record. Also you could try your old high school they may still have your score on record.
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most employers will not check but those that do will \ncheck with the school that you say you have graduated\nfrom as it is a matter of public record
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That depends on your high school.  Not all school have a way to request a transcript online, and there is no univeral rule for schools that do.  Perhaps you could email your high school registrar?  Beyond that, I think your school website is a good place to start.
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It does matter. As the other person said, if your employer is funding all or part of your tuition, then they usually expect a C or better for undergraduate courses, and a B or better for graduate or they won't reimburse you. In addition, many future employers do ask what your GPA was - especially if you're trying to find a new job right after you complete your schooling. \n\nIf you have a good GPA - 3.5 or higher - then you should definately include that on your resume. If you have over 3.0, you can chose to include it or not. If you have below 3.0, you should not list it.
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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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if u need that go to the college office and ask for records
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only if you claim you have college education will they ask a ged is no differnt in thier eyes
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Yes, it certainly does.  My husband applied to college recently (he's 46) and almost got denied based on his GPA from almost 30 years ago.  Those records from long ago do exist and they are looked at.
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The ones that I have sent and have been sent for me have been hard copies.  These were sent after the resume was reviewed and not included with the resume.