What grade level of academic information is sent to the college?

Colleges receive academic information from a student's entire secondary school career, typically encompassing grades 9-12 (or the equivalent). This includes:

* High school transcripts: These show all courses taken, grades received, and GPA. Some colleges may also request information from middle school if there are significant academic concerns or achievements.

* Standardized test scores (often): SAT, ACT, or other standardized tests are often required, though this is changing at many colleges.

* Course descriptions/catalog: Colleges want to understand the rigor of the high school curriculum. A course catalog helps them contextualize grades and assess the student's academic preparation.

In short, the information sent covers the entire secondary education experience, aiming to give a comprehensive picture of the applicant's academic capabilities and progress.

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