transcript revoked?

Question

Is there a way to get some classes revoked from my transcript (i.e. delete courses I've taken already off the transcript)?

I took some community college courses during high school and I strongly feel that it does not reflect my best performance and maturity relative to my college years. So, I'd like to get those courses revoked so it does not appear in the transcript
is that possible?

the reason why I want to get it revoked is because of medical school and they count EVERY undergraduate courses taken

Answer 1

Nope, transcripts are forever.
Your only hope is to retake the classes and get a better grade.
Don't sweat it though... while good grades are best for this that and the other, when you apply for a job, they don't look at your grades- just your degree (generally).

The admissions committee will understand that these courses were during high school - which is something outstanding in itself. Even if your grades don't reflect your potential, the fact that you completed college credits during H.S. is a definite plus!

Good luck!

Answer 2

No, there is no way to remove a class from a transcript.

However, do you think that the admissions committee for medical school (or any other committee) doesn't know that classes you took while in HS don't represent your best college level work?

These folks on those committees are some of the brightest folks around - they know exactly how to read a transcript and they will understand that you took those classes in HS.

You can explain this on your med school application but it looks bad if you make excuses, just tell it like it is.

Answer 3

Don't we all wish we could do that. you know how hard it was trying to explain at age 30 to my current school why i failed out of 2 schools before i was 20. Just keep pushing forward and make good grades..there is nothing that can be done about it now. College transcripts are like friggin scarlet letters! Oh by the way...for the past 2 years i have maintained a 4.0. lots of things change in 12 years!!!