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Build Your Transcript This Week

The HS4CC Transcript Template has been used by over 10,000 parents in our community. Easily organize your entire 4-year program on one page (high school and college credit), in 11-point font, and fully customize to your style. This is a free template that you can build using MS Word, Google Docs, or Open Office.

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This 30-minute click-by-click demo will take you from a blank page to a finished template using Microsoft Word, Google Docs, or OpenOffice. Our template holds both high school and college credits.
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FAQ

  • Length?  1 page
  • Template? The HS4CC template perfectly fits high school and college on 1 page.
  • Titles?  Name the subject, not the brand.
  • Graphics and colors?  Resist the urge.
  • Font? Calibri, Times New Roman, or Arial
  • Size? 11 or 12
  • + and – grades?   Usually results in a lower GPA, not a higher one.
  • To weigh or not to weigh?  Include both.
  • GPA Calculator? This is the one I use
  • 1 college course taken at a college with a grade = 1 high school credit.
  • ACE pass/fail classes = 0.5 high school credit.
  • CLEP exams: Do not use the word “CLEP” on your transcript.
  • AP in course title: Identify it as “AP” only if you’ve gotten College Board approval.
  • Test scores (PSAT, SAT, ACT, CLT, AP, etc.) are optional.
  • Course Descriptions: provide if requested.
  • Dual enrollment: include a superscript/subscript/symbol linked to the footer with an entry for each college’s complete name and mailing address.
  • High school courses taken before 9th grade: Optional and only needed to meet high school graduation or college admissions requirements.
  • Send a physical copy: signed by the parent, sent to the college registrar.
  • Send an electronic copy: from the parent’s email to the college’s designated recipient.

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Executive Director of Homeschooling for College Credit, Inc.