Kristi Conrad
By Kristi Conrad
Academic Advisor and Transfer Specialist
With registration coming up, many students are looking at their DARS for the first time in many weeks. In doing so, many are noticing that some credits they assumed would be there, are not.
Occasionally, credits just have not arrived. Having transcripts sent from high school does not guarantee that dual enrollment, college credit plus, or AP scores are sent. And if multiple colleges or universities have been attended, multiple transcripts will need to have been sent.
Should you notice AP credits missing, check with Admissions to be sure that your scores arrived. If not, request that they be sent from the College Board. If dual enrollment or college credit plus credits are missing, be sure that you had your transcripts sent directly from the college, and not just your high school. If you have attended multiple colleges or universities, be sure that a transcript was sent from each individual school.
Having all of the information here will ensure that all of your credits have been applied and work toward your graduation requirements.
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