What Colleges Wants to See on a Transcript
Published:
August 21, 2019
Contributor:
Jeannette Tuionetoa
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You can search the internet for high school transcripts for homeschoolers anywhere. Yet knowing exactly what colleges want on them is a little less clear. This article describes a transcript as a silent interview that your student provides to potential colleges. I love that analogy. Knowing how important a transcript is, puts things into perspective. Get to know what your child’s college wants to see on a transcript, then work towards that.
Transcripts are the first judgment call for your student by a college. They are what comes first and what decides what comes next. No pressure, right? It truly is worth it to make the best first impression possible on that transcript.
We know it’s a lot of pressure parents to get your child’s transcript right, especially if they are college-bound. Take the pressure off your shoulders, listen to these steps and then help your child take action to make their transcript the best silent interview ever.
Grab these resources for high school to help your teen along the way:
Ways to Use Charlotte Mason Journaling in Your High School Homeschool
How Keeping Good Records Can Help You Homeschool High School
7 Reasons to Use Trello for High School Homeschool Schedules & FREE Cheatsheet
Check out this resource for what colleges like to see on a homeschool transcript shared by Ben and Me.
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