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Subject: College transcript
  Hello everyone,
Could anyone pls pls give us a very good advise of our current situation. My husband and I are planning to submit our application this early Feb and we are somehow on a brink of dilemma about my transcript in college (post-secondary). I honestly made miserable mistakes during those days of my life and had actually not finished the degree. I took subjects from time to time but would either drop/withdraw or fail (had at least 4 straight years on my record though), so my transcript shows little of good standing and a lot of nothings (you know what I´m saying...) I´m not even sure if I finished even a year in college. My biggest concern is how shld I declare my college education? My available transcript says I did attend college but definitly did not finish. Shld I still declare it or rather not submit it since it shows nothing? How would this affect our application? However, let me add to the picture that after realizing how impt education is, I´m on track studying again and had finished non-university computer programs for 3 years.
Any advise is highly appreciated and we certainly don´t want to lose our hopes of making our lives better (we know it´s never too late).
Many thanks, Good Karma

[26-01-2011,17:35]
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good karma
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Answer as truthfully as possible.

Somebody´s transcript shows that he completed one year in college.

[27-01-2011,00:25]
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Anonymous
college transcript (in reply to: College transcript)
Thanks for your advise and I totally agree to declaring thr truth no matter where this brings us w/ our application later
[28-01-2011,18:31]
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good karma
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I request my transcrits from University in a sealed envelope. Not sure whether that´s the norm.
[06-02-2011,09:13]
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