How does my choice of college handle and review two of my transcripts from 2 different previous colleges?

Question

I just got accepted to my college of choice but I really wanted to go to the upper division. I only showed them my 2nd transcript which is from my community college where I did well but not that great and it was more than enough to enroll me in. However, I didnt show them my 1st transcript because it took awhile for it to arrive through the mail since it was from the other state. Thats where I previously attended my 1st college there. THen again, I didnt want to show them the transcript since I did so poorly there and as a result my GPA dropped under 2.0. for three quarters straigh. Now the question is, once they have found out about the 1st transcript, how do you think my current college of choice will react to it? Here is more instances of what Im trying to explain...Will they still permit the trasnferring of my earned credits from the 1st college despite the bad grades? Or not show them the first transcript altogether? I want want that earned credits transferred!

Answer 1

To begin with, they shouldn't be accepting a transcript that you show them; they should be getting the transcripts sent directly from the schools themselves. The fact is that the transcript from the second school would reference the transcript from the first school, so they should know about it anyway. You can't have it both ways, and I would strongly recommend that you have the transcript from the first school sent. Since the second school accepted you despite the problems with the first school, it shouldn't be a problem, but if you hide things from them and they inadvertently find out, you could be kicked out of the new school. In addition, they won't transfer grades from any other school, so either they will take the courses or they won't, but your GPA will start over again from scratch.

Answer 2

sure. once you word to faculties, word as a usual time freshman, who has taken day off after extreme college. do no longer deliver in any CC transcripts, and of course you does no longer be getting any credit.