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Can anyone enlighten me regarding British Columbian High School "transcripts"?
What has been submitted for a number of Canadian applicants is a one-sheet form
from the Ministry of Education, Skills, and Training.  It has two sections:
"Provincially Examinable Courses", and "Grade 11 and Non-Provincially Examinable
Courses".  Some students have several entries under the Examinable Courses,
others only one.   Why aren't any courses from the 9th and 10th grade listed?
Then there is a statement about whether or not the student has satisfied BC
course based graduation requirements.  The thing is signed, however, bya
counselor from the school in question, not the Ministry.

Help!  Someone please clue me in here.



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