Grad School - Last transcripts

[barbeque22]

I remember reading a while back about a grad school that only requires you to submit your transcripts from only the school you received your degree at. I have been searching the forums for the last few hours and can't seem to find it again. Any ideas where this was or what grad school it is?

[cannoda]

For admission to a graduate program, almost all schools will require transcripts from every higher education institution attended. I have seen some schools that do not require transcripts from schools where less than six semester hours was earned.

That being said, it is not unusual to only require a transcript to which an undergraduate degree has been posted for NON-DEGREE admission to graduate study.

[cookderosa]

I remember reading a while back about a grad school that only requires you to submit your transcripts from only the school you received your degree at. I have been searching the forums for the last few hours and can't seem to find it again. Any ideas where this was or what grad school it is?

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All the schools I applied to / looked at for me and my husband wanted all transcripts. I have 7, so it's a pain (and $). If you find a school like Harvard University's extension, they don't want transcripts until you enroll as a degree candidate- which you can't apply for until passing 3 courses in your concentration....but if you want a degree, eventually transcripts must be sent. Sorry, I don't know how to get around this.
You might try contacting each school and asking for a bulk discount. Several schools cut us a break for buying 10 at a time. (all individually sealed of course)

[perrik]

I think Capella only requires your degree transcript plus any post-degree ones, but am not sure about this.

Otherwise, yeah, everybody wants the whole truckload. Even WGU, which surprised me.