Transcript Question Forum
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Transcript Question
So I sent in my transcript for the first time about a week ago.
LSAC still hasn't received it.
However I need to send in an updated one because I declared a 2nd major about 2 weeks ago and the transcript I sent in only had 1 major on it (and on CRS it says I have 2 majors).
For the 2nd transcript I'm sending it do I check the box that says "Updated copy" or "Corrected copy" on the transcript request form?
LSAC still hasn't received it.
However I need to send in an updated one because I declared a 2nd major about 2 weeks ago and the transcript I sent in only had 1 major on it (and on CRS it says I have 2 majors).
For the 2nd transcript I'm sending it do I check the box that says "Updated copy" or "Corrected copy" on the transcript request form?
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Re: Transcript Question
You're sending an updated copy, right? So corrected copy couldn't possibly be the box to check.
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Re: Transcript Question
What's the difference? lolRTFM wrote:You're sending an updated copy, right? So corrected copy couldn't possibly be the box to check.
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Re: Transcript Question
Re-reading your post, maybe I was wrong.
I originally sent in my transcript in the middle of my senior year. LSAC processed it, and that was the transcript on file. I didn't end up applying that cycle, so this year I sent an "updated" transcript--that is, a transcript that had the rest of my senior year grades on it (and degree conferred).
I think of "updated transcript" as there being something new on the transcript. Corrected transcript would mean that it's basically the same transcript--same grades, same semester--but something had to be corrected. "Corrected" seems to apply to your situation more.
But you could also just call LSAC tomorrow.
I originally sent in my transcript in the middle of my senior year. LSAC processed it, and that was the transcript on file. I didn't end up applying that cycle, so this year I sent an "updated" transcript--that is, a transcript that had the rest of my senior year grades on it (and degree conferred).
I think of "updated transcript" as there being something new on the transcript. Corrected transcript would mean that it's basically the same transcript--same grades, same semester--but something had to be corrected. "Corrected" seems to apply to your situation more.
But you could also just call LSAC tomorrow.
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Re: Transcript Question
It's an update. Nothing was "wrong" the first time so you're not "correcting" anything. You're updating the fact that you have two majors instead of one now.
I don't think it really matters that much but there you go.
I don't think it really matters that much but there you go.
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Re: Transcript Question
It doesn't matter. LSAC will process your transcript even without the cover sheet.
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Re: Transcript Question
Thanksim_blue wrote:It doesn't matter. LSAC will process your transcript even without the cover sheet.