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A Sample High School Transcript

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“How to Assign High School Credits” can help you prepare your student’s transcript, but an illustration is worth paragraphs of explanation! Here’s an example of a home school transcript (this one got the student into six good colleges, including the top choice school).

Sample High School Transcript

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3 thoughts on “A Sample High School Transcript”

  1. Wow! That does put alot of us at ease, but is there a reason why the parents didn’t type it up? 🙂 I also presume his college entrance paper and/or interview were excellent.

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  2. Thanks, Susan! This sample is really helpful, and it puts my mind at ease! I watched sooo many videos. No more! I am just going to finally get this transcript done!

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  3. A visual example is wonderful – thank you!! Although it may not be significantly different, I couldn’t help but notice that the transcript is dated from 2009. As it’s now 10 years later, I wonder if there’s a more current example that could be posted? Undoubtedly there are many Forum contributors who have graduated their students – maybe a couple would be willing to share theirs? 🙂

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