Getting Rid of My Record at a School

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yeah thanks, i'll be very interested to see what comes of it. I submitted mine with the F because i did not want to risk any delays when the time comes.it would be nice if they truly don't factor it into my GPA. i guess we'll see!

Most schools don't factor grades from other schools into your GPA at that school.  So, if you go to 5 schools, you'll have 5 separate GPA's, and each school only has it's own courses in the GPA.

Now, when you apply, and they want to see your previous records and compute a GPA, it's an internal process meant to see if you're ready to take college-level coursework (usually).  But they don't use that to compute your GPA.

Also, if you later apply for grad school, they may compute a GPA based on all of your sources.  Again, it's internal, and has nothing to do with the GPA you'll get if you go there.

Would there be any potential issues with the National Student Clearing House later at graduation time? TESU told me in that email that I did not have to submit past transcripts so I didn't. I have never heard of anyone being in a situation where their college issues them a degree at graduation but the National Student Clearing House refuses to honor/recognize it. I am not saying it can't happen, maybe it could for a variety of other reasons (school suspension/student conduct at other institutions, owing money to other schools...etc...). What is your opinion?