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Brandon High School College/University ELECTRONIC Transcript Request Form (Please Print) Brandon High School College/University ELECTRONIC Transcript Request Form (please print) Student Name: ___________________________________________________ Student Number: __________________ Student Date of Birth: ______________ Graduation Year: _________ Student Telephone #: ____________________ Student signature: ________________________________________________ Date:____________________________ Electronic transcripts will be sent via the State Faster System to Florida Public Colleges and/or Universities from list below at no charge. Check where you would like your transcripts sent from the “Electronic Transcript to Florida College/University” list below. • This transcript request form in not for hardcopy or scholarships transcripts. • You must have an active APPLICATION WITH A COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY before making a transcript request. • Test scores CANNOT be included on transcript. It is the student’s responsibility to have test scores sent through the College Board and/or ACT. • Transcripts will be sent within 24 HOURS of submission or request to Mrs. Padilla (Registrar). Student is responsible to follow up with receiving school within 48 HOURS. Electronic Transcript to Florida College/University Place an “X” on the LEFT side of your choice. You may select more than one college/university. FLORIDA PUBLIC COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY X PUBLIC COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY X PUBLIC COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY X PUBLIC COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY Florida A & M University (1480-01) Florida Polytechnic University (9790-00) University of Florida (1535-00) Florida Atlantic University (1481-00) Florida State University (1489-01) University of North Florida (9841-00) Florida Gulf Coast University (32553-00) New College of Florida (39574-00) University of South Florida (1537-00) Florida International Univ. (9653-00) University of Central Florida (3954-01) University of West Florida (3955-00) FLORIDA PUBLIC COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY X PUBLIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE X PUBLIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE X PUBLIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE Broward College (1500-10) Hillsborough CC - Dale Mabry (7870-01)* Pensacola State College (1513-01) Chipola College (1472-01) Hillsborough CC - Plant City (7870-04)* Polk State College (1514-01) College of Central Florida (1471-01) Hillsborough CC – Ybor City (7870-02)* Santa Fe State College (1519-01) Daytona State College (1475-01) Hillsborough CC - Southshore (7870-05)* St. Johns River State College (1523-00) Eastern Florida State College (1470-01) Indian River State College (1493-01) St. Petersburg College (1528-01) (Brevard County) Edison State College (1477-01) Lake-Sumter State College (1502-01) Seminole State College (1520-00) Florida State College (Jacksonville) (1484-10) Miami Dade College (1506-01) South Florida State College (1522-01) Florida Gateway College (1501-01) North Florida Community College (1508- State College of Florida (1504-00) 01) Florida Keys Comm.College (1485-01) Northwest Florida State College (1510-01) Tallahassee Community College (1533-01) Gulf Coast State College (1490-01) Palm Beach State College (1512-01) Valencia College (6750-01) Hillsborough CC - Brandon (7870-06)* Pasco-Hernando State College (10652-01) * Hillsborough Community College has requested that ONLY final transcripts to be sent unless you are registering for dual enrollment courses. Please do not request partial transcripts to be sent for any reason. For Office Use ONLY Date Sent: ________________________ Sender’s Initials: ___________________________ .
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