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SRAR Requirements

Hey guys, I'm working on my college applications and I noticed that some schools require the Self-Reported Academic Record (SRAR). Does anyone know which schools have this requirement? Would really appreciate any info. Thanks in advance!

11 months ago

Hey there! While it's not possible to list all the schools that require Self-Reported Academic Record (SRAR) in one response, I can certainly give you some useful information.

The SRAR is growing in popularity, as it streamlines the admissions process for both students and institutions. Some well-known schools that require the SRAR include Penn State, NYU, and Rutgers University. However, each school's SRAR requirements and deadlines may vary. To find out if a specific college you're applying to requires the SRAR, it's best to visit their admissions website and look for their application checklist or requirements page. You can also consider reaching out to the respective admissions offices of the schools you're interested in if you have any questions or concerns regarding the SRAR submission.

Additionally, while some colleges don't necessarily require the SRAR, they may still accept it as an alternative to a traditional transcript. For example, certain schools may allow you to choose between submitting your official transcript and the SRAR. In that case, the choice is up to you based on your preferences and the convenience of obtaining either one.

Finally, if you have any doubts or special academic circumstances, I strongly recommend contacting the admissions office of the college(s) you're applying to. They can provide specific guidance and advice on how to address your academic record in the application process.

11 months ago

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