Why do colleges ask for SRAR?

Why do colleges use this? In general, using the SRAR allows colleges to review applications more quickly, because they do not have to wait for their systems to process students' transcripts as they come in.

What happens if you don't do the SRAR?

What if I don't complete the SRAR? All first-year applicants (excluding the exceptions detailed above) must complete the SRAR. You must have a completed SRAR in order for your application to be reviewed. If you do not complete your SRAR, we will not review you for admission.

What is the point of self reported academic record?

The Self-Reported Academic Record (SRAR/SSAR) allows applicants to record and submit courses, grades, and test scores as part of your college application to participating colleges and universities.

Why do colleges ask for self reported grades?

Self-reported transcripts allow these institutions to more quickly sort and review applications during their review process.

Can I submit my SRAR before my application?

You may begin the SRAR at any time, beginning July 1. Although you may submit your SRAR before submitting your application for admission, you will not be able to link your SRAR to your application until your application has been submitted (see instructions above).

What is the SRAR/SSAR?

Is the SRAR mandatory?

You only need to complete the SSAR/SRAR if it's required by the colleges to which you are applying. Find out on a school's admissions site, and also check the list below.

How long does it take for colleges to receive SRAR?

Once submitted and linked please allow 24-72 business hours for the Office of Admissions to receive your SRAR/SSAR. If you logged back into your SRAR/SSAR to update or edit it, be sure to re-submit (lock) it to allow the college/university to access the SRAR/SSAR.

Do all colleges require the SRAR?

Four-year colleges will want a transcript of some type or a self-reported academic record (SRAR) with your application. Each school will tell you what they want. An official transcript is sent by your counselor to the college. Many schools require these when you apply - but not all!

Can I submit my SRAR after the application deadline?

For schools that require SRAR, remember that it is a part of the application and as such, must be completed prior to the deadline. If the school recommends you wait until your application portal is created before adding information to SRAR, take this timing into consideration in order to meet deadlines.

Do colleges verify self-reported scores?

As mentioned above, most colleges still require official score reports during the application phase and will not accept self-reported test scores.

What is the purpose of SRAR?

The Self-Reported Academic Record (SRAR) is a list of your courses and associated grades that have been completed or will be completed for high school or college credit.

Why do colleges need SSAR?

Why Some Colleges Use the SSAR. Efficiency: The SSAR streamlines the admissions process by allowing students to input their information directly, reducing the time and resources needed to obtain official transcripts.

Why use the SRAR?

The Self Reported Academic Record (SRAR) is designed to allow you, the applicant, to submit your academic record without needing to rely on a high school counselor or other administrator.

Should I put middle school grades on SRAR?

If you've already graduated from pre-university education, you should include 12th Grade. If you have not already graduated, include as much of 12th Grade as is available. o In education systems where 9th Grade is considered middle school, please exclude 9th Grade.

Do you put senior year grades in SRAR?

All current, and scheduled, senior-year courses should be entered on your SRAR/SSAR. Under the drop-down titled Grade, please select “In Progress” for those courses for which you do not yet have grades, including semester two.

How do I remove schools from Srar?

To delete a school from your SRAR, please click on the Enter High Schools/Colleges tab. Scroll down until you see the section labeled High Schools Attended. Find the school you wish to delete and click the red trash can to delete the high school from your SRAR account.

How do I send Srar to college?

Can you add colleges to Srar?

You may add any of the colleges or universities listed onto your SRAR/SSAR. Once linked and submitted, each school will receive the SRAR/SSAR and any subsequent SRAR/SSAR updates.

What is the difference between transcripts and Srar?

SRAR is short for Self-Reported Academic Record, an initiative to ultimately have all future undergraduate applicants to the University submit their high school record as part of the application process, rather than having the school counselors send transcripts for each applicant.

Does the SRAR include SAT scores?

Several participating colleges and universities collect self-reported test scores on the SRAR/SSAR. Thus, you will need ACT, SAT, or any other standardized test scores required by the college or university.

What documents do I upload on SRAR?

Examples include: High School Transcript (official or unofficial/student copy); Semester, Trimester, or Term Reports; Bulletin Scolaire or Pagella Scolastica; Marksheets; Preliminary or Promotional Exam Results; or Final exam-board issued results certificates from all externally assessed exams.

Do you enter current courses on the SRAR?

All current, and scheduled, senior-year courses should be entered on your SRAR/SSAR. Under the drop-down titled Grade, please select “In Progress” for those courses for which you do not yet have grades, including semester two.

Is Srar required for NYU?

All students applying for transfer admission from a US college or university will be required to provide the Self-Reported Academic Record (SRAR) for their college coursework. Second Bachelor Degree applicants are not required to submit the SRAR.

How do I link my SSAR to my application?

After submitting your Common App, New College will send you an email with a customized link and PIN so you can access your Applicant Status page. On that page will be a link to the SSAR website. This will allow you to create a new SSAR (or link your existing SSAR) with your Common App ID.

Can you make changes to your SSAR after submitting?

If your SRAR/SSAR is submitted and you need to make changes, log in to your account using the main SRAR/SSAR website and click on the "Record Complete" tab. Under the section labeled Action Items, click "Make changes to your SRAR/SSAR" to place your SRAR/SSAR in Edit Mode.