How to Compile a College Profile or Transcript

Applying to the college of your dreams can be a daunting process. You know that a big part of your future lies within the hands of a scrutinizing admissions officer, and one false move could make the difference between success and having to settle for second or third choices. Your college profile will tell the admissions officer a little about who you are, what you can do and your goals. Your transcript will show them what you have accomplished regarding classes and grades.

Instructions

  1. Instructions

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      Request your transcript from your high school administrative office and tell the guidance counselor/administrator to which college(s) it should be sent. Check the transcript first to make sure the classes and grades are accurate and complete.

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      Build up your transcript while you're still in high school. Good grades are important, but admissions officers are also looking to see that you opted for a challenging curriculum.

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      Outline your experience in your college profile in a way that shows your best attributes. Include clubs and committees, activities you participated in and rewards and recognitions you received, especially if they pertain to your educational goals.

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      Explain your interests in your profile.

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      Give examples of your skills in your profile. Include work experience and any skills that pertain to your area of educational interest.

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