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by g00gler » Sat Oct 17, 2009 12:16 pm
Hi everyone,

I took a few classes (MSQL, Accounting, etc) in community colleges here and there after I graduated with my Bachelors degree. Do I need to provide the transcripts for these classes? I have a good GPA from undergrad already, and did well in these classes as well. Unfortunately at this point if I wait for the transcripts I might not make first round of applications, so is it bad if I don't mention these classes at all?

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by DanaJ » Sat Oct 17, 2009 12:35 pm
I'm thinking that most schools ask you to self report your transcripts and only run checks if you're admitted, so if you did good in these courses and they are connected to business topics (Accounting is, for instance), then there's actually something to gain from reporting them.
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