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TRANSCRIPTS from FOREIGNERS 19 Dec 2007, 21:31
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Guys,

UCLA's guidelines on the foreign transcripts are as follows:

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Applicants who received their undergraduate degree from a university OUTSIDE the United States must send ALL of the following:

- Official transcript in the native language of the country, certified as official with the school's original seal
- Complete translation into English of the transcript, certified by the school itself or else by a certified translator
- Degree certificate or diploma copy in the native language of the country, certified as official with the school's original seal, showing the exact degree received and date awarded
- Complete translation into English of the degree certificate, certified by the school itself or else by a certified translator
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Then it says -

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The UCLA Anderson MBA Admissions Committee can use the transcript copies you upload with your application to do a preliminary evaluation of your academic qualifications.
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Make a low-resolution photocopy of your transcripts
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I have a practical question in this relation. How should I deal with these uploads?

Option 1. Make the photocopy of my foreign language transcripts and then with the attached English translation send it to UCLA in a single pdf-file, and after that - send all that official stuff they require.

Option 2. Solely use the translation of the transcript in xls-file from another school's template (i.e. a translated version of the transcript without that "low-resolution photocopy"), and after that - send all the official stuff (with stamps etc.) they require.

What option is admissible for UCLA? Maybe, you have similar experiences in other schools, what did you do?

I just want to diminish that paper/photocopy work if it is possible ...

Nick