1. what is the main function of an official transcript in high school?

Question

A. to reflect high school graduation credits and requirements
B. to monitor attendance and behavior
C. to chart standardized test scores and class grades
D. to secure state and federal funding for public school education
2. What do college admissions committees consider as the primary purpose of an official high school transcript?
A. to indicate the courses that an individual student has taken
B. to document a student’s grades and grade point average
C. to show that college admission prerequisites were completed
D. all of the above all of the above
3. what is the best description of an advanced placement course?
A. a rigorous version of a regular subject
B. a course that is consistent with college/university courses and that prepares a student to take AP exams in a particular subject area and opt out of corresponding college courses
C. a course required for admission to college
D. it’s the same as a honors course
4. the simple definition of an official transcript is
A. a legal document.
B. an academic "snapshot" of an individual student.
C. a record of student progress.
D. all of the above.

Answer 1

1. A. to reflect high school graduation credits and requirements
   The main function of an official transcript in high school is to reflect the credits earned and the requirements met for graduation.

2. D. all of the above
   College admissions committees consider an official high school transcript to indicate the courses taken, document grades and grade point average, and show that admission prerequisites were completed.

3. B. a course that is consistent with college/university courses and that prepares a student to take AP exams in a particular subject area and opt out of corresponding college courses
   An advanced placement (AP) course is designed to be equivalent to college-level courses and prepares students for AP exams.

4. D. all of the above.
   An official transcript can be described as a legal document, an academic "snapshot" of an individual student, and a record of student progress.