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Official District Transcripts Official District Transcripts Important Transcript Request Information via www.GAfutures.org District students request transcripts for Board of Regents (in-state) universities and colleges and Technical College System of Georgia technical colleges through their My GAfutures account on GAfutures. Once a student makes this request, the counselor reviews and fulfills this request electronically. After the counselor fulfills the request, the transcript(s) is delivered to the postsecondary school(s) that the student has authorized/requested. The MyGAfutures account should not be used by students who need transcripts sent to NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association). This feature is currently unavailable in GAfutures. Seniors use this process. In addition, district students interested in a Dual Enrollment/Move On When Ready opportunity also use this process. Very Important: Final transcripts for Seniors (early to mid-June) will be sent to in-state schools through the MyGAfutures transcript(s) request process. Therefore, a Senior must request the final transcript for in-state schools using his/her MyGAfutures account to request that the final transcript is “fulfilled” by his/her school counselor. Seniors are to only request that a paper copy of the official transcript be processed when the purpose of the transcript is to meet admissions requirements for out-of-state college or university, to complete documentation for a scholarship(s), and/or to provide to a potential employer or the military. Any transcript questions/issues should be addressed by the student with the school counselor. HOPE Transcripts HOPE transcripts are available for all district students within 30 days of the close of each semester after transcript history is posted to district transcripts. The HOPE transcript is accessed through the student’s MyGAfutures account. Students and parents/guardians should continually monitor the HOPE grade point average throughout high school. A graduating senior needs to be certain that the final HOPE GPA is accessible in late June in their My GAfutures account. Very important: The district student information system must have the student’s correct social security number, legal name, and date of birth. In addition, the student must have this information accurate in their MyGAfutures account to access the HOPE GPA. The student must also have him/herself linked to the correct high school on GAfututes. The student must not have multiple GAfutures accounts. NOVEMBER 2014 1 GAfutures List of Schools in Georgia Transcripts are fulfilled and released electronically by school counselors for the following schools: Agnes Scott College Albany State University Albany Technical College Altamaha Technical College Andrew College Armstrong State University Athens Technical College Atlanta Metropolitan State College Atlanta Technical College Augusta Technical College Bainbridge State College Berry College Brenau University Brenau University EWC Central Georgia Technical College Chattahoochee Technical College Clayton State University College of Coastal Georgia Columbus State University Columbus Technical College Covenant College Dalton State College Darton State College East Georgia State College Emmanuel College - Georgia Emory University Fort Valley State University Georgia College NOVEMBER 2014 2 Georgia Gwinnett College Georgia Highlands College Georgia Institute of Technology Georgia Military College - Augusta Georgia Military College - Columbus Georgia Military College - Fairburn Georgia Military College - Milledgeville Georgia Military College - Online Campus Georgia Military College - Valdosta Georgia Military College - Warner Robins Georgia Northwestern Technical College Georgia Perimeter College Georgia Piedmont Technical College Georgia Regents University Georgia Southern University Georgia Southwestern State University Georgia State University Gordon College - Georgia Gwinnett College Gwinnett Technical College Kennesaw State University LaGrange College Lanier Technical College Mercer University Middle Georgia State College Morehouse College Moultrie Technical College NAIA Eligibility Center North Georgia Technical College Oconee Fall Line Technical College Ogeechee Technical College NOVEMBER 2014 3 Oglethorpe University Okefenokee Technical College Oxford College of Emory University Paine College Piedmont College Point University Reinhardt University Savannah State University Savannah Technical College Shorter University South Georgia College South Georgia State College South Georgia Technical College Southeastern Technical College Southern Crescent Technical College Southern Polytechnic State University Southwest Georgia Technical College Toccoa Falls College Truett-McConnell College University of Georgia University of North Georgia University of West Georgia Valdosta State University Wesleyan College West Georgia Technical College Wiregrass Georgia Technical College Young Harris College NOVEMBER 2014 4 .
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