I have a transcript...?
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Have the transcripts evaluated by World Education Services (WES) www.wes.org\n\nMost schools will require it anyway.  They will not transfer over credits from a foreign transcript.\n\nRegarding your residency.... you will need to be able to prove you've lived in state for at least a year by showing a lease/rental agreement, purchase of a home in-state, taxes paid through an employer, voter registration, drivers' license etc.  You will be charge out-of-state tuition until you can change your residency status at the school.
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call the place where your transcript is, get the fax number of the coolege. ask the transcript place if they can fax it to the college themselves.
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The school system where you graduated from. They have a records department. You may not be able to get an actual diploma copy, but can get your transcript which would show that you graduated.
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It means that you have to contact the schools you have attended and get them to send your transcripts to the schools you are applying to.  Usually you have to pay for this service.  It means you cannot pick up a copy of your transcripts and photo copy them and send them.  They must be originals and sent from the university or school.  This is a method universities use to make sure transcripts are not tampered with.
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if its a lecture note, u document it as a live event.\nexample:\n(J. Smith, lecture, 1998, Feb. 8)
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The best and only way is to call the transcript department of the school district you previously attended.  If you are unable to find the official department that handles that, call your old high school for information.
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That one is lost forever?..Contact the school that you attained / earned your GED...You will need to request an Unofficial student transcript...There may be a fee & a form for you to fill out & sign.....An Official transcript is one that is sealed to be sent to your next educational facility.  Congratulations on your completion of your GED.  You should be PROUD!
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DearDebra dear...they will ask for transcripts, plus, the information is too easy to find out rather than lie about going to a previous school and getting kicked out YET again. Tsk, tsk, tsk.\n\nYou need to go to the office of admissions, or possibly the ombudsman to talk about your chances of re-enrolling. Some colleges will let you back in on a very strict conditional admission. Otherwise, you might have to settle for junior college, until you can prove yourself worthy again.
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find the number for the school and request a transcript from their registrar's office. it might cost you a few dollars, our official transcripts cost $3 for them to print and be mailed.
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Your high school transcript is an official document, and there is a law that states your personal information about school (including grades) is confidential.  They must keep a record of who the information is released to.\n\nIt gets better when you get to college - not only do u have to sign for it, you also have to pay for it.
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Will ITT's website tell you?  I'd say that's your best bet.  Or call ITT and ask them to send you a transcript.
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Many universities and testing centers have excellent online services nowadays. Look up your university and/or testing center in Google. On the webpage, click on transcripts. The webpage will give you information on how to obtain your transcripts. Your university/testing center will probably have a secure online server where you can pay for and order your transcripts. You may be able to fax a request letter, if that is required that the university/testing center will receive almost immediately. Your request should be able to be processed by early next week and you should have your transcripts by mail (or sent to the receiving institution) by the end of the week. Good luck!
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Call them at 773.602.5000.  Ask for the registrar's office.  Request a copy of your transcript.  They can tell you about the fees.\n\nBest of Luck
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Are you looking for a "transcript" or an "opinion" of the court?  If you're seeking only the written opinion, you can get it from Westlaw or http://www.courts.state.co.us/\n\nHowever, if you do, indeed, want an actual transcript of a hearing, plan on spending a lot of money.  Your best bet is to contact the Clerk of the Court (can be found at the website mentioned earlier) and request a copy.  It is likely that a deposit will be required -- transcripts aren't cheap.
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Try contacting the board of education. The transcripts must be somewhere and they would know.
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You are supposed to send transcripts from all the schools you attended, but it's not like CSU DH or UCLA will verify whether you actually did submit all the transcripts (they receive hundreds of thousands of applications every year, it's impossible to verify that kind of information ... and no, they are not all linked by a computer network).  You do, however, sign your application stating everything in your application is true and correct, meaning you are technically lying to DH/UCLA by not including the transcripts.  But I really doubt they will give you a hard time over a transcript that's 10 years old.  Most of the time, anything older than 10 years is worthless anyway.  You can call the admissions office and ask whether you need to include a transcript that's 11 years old and if the answer is no, then you are home free.
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What above poster said, or write to the school requesting the transcripts, give full name when you attended, the years you attended, and vital, birth date, etc, and address to where it should be sent or college admissions address. Wouldn't hurt to put in a SASE.