The College Office will begin to send mid-year transcripts for seniors on Thursday, February 5. This is not an issue for colleges requesting mid-year grades for regular decision that may have posted earlier deadlines; admissions offices understand that high school calendars vary widely across the country
-Check with your teacher immediately if you catch a mistake or omission in your senior grades and offer them a friendly reminder that they must officially change the grade in conjunction with the Program Office before February 4 since your final first term grades must be sent to colleges.
- Admissions officers expect students to follow through with their academic commitments throughout the entire senior year. They expect you to be honest when reporting your senior year course schedule. It is your responsibility to inform the colleges about significant differences between what you reported you would be taking this spring when you applied, and what you are actually taking. More specifically, you must inform colleges if you dropped AP or other college level coursework for the spring term. This should be done by sending a concise email to each college’s office of undergraduate admission explaining why the schedule change was required. Or, upload a concise explanation in the college’s applicant portal.
-if you were deferred to a college early and plan on reaffirming your interest with that college but have not already done so, do it now. Revisit our email to all seniors from December 4 if you did not see that when first shared with you.
