Self-Reported Academic Record (SRAR)
- Enter your grades exactly as they appear on your high school transcript or your score report.
- Enter your final grades for all courses completed in grades 9 through 11.
Where can I fill out a Srar?
Log in to MyPennState and click on “Self-Reported Academic Record” in the profile menu. You will be presented with detailed SRAR instructions. Scroll to the bottom of the page and click the “Continue to Complete SRAR” button. This will take you to your SRAR.
How do I submit Srar?
How can I send my SRAR to another college or university?
- Step 1: Add the university to your My Colleges and Universities dashboard.
- Step 2: Link your SRAR to your college application.
- Step 3: Complete Additional Requirements.
- Step 4: Submit the SRAR.
How do I fill out a Penn State self-reported academic record?
Entering your Academic Record Information
Log in to MyPennState and click on the blue “Self-Reported Academic Record” button. After reading the SRAR instructions, click the “Continue to Complete SRAR” button at the bottom of the page. This will take you to your SRAR.
What is self-reported GPA?
The school-reported GPA reflects the completion of 11th grade, but the self-reported GPA reflects the GPA when students submitted their applications in 12th grade. Secondly, the various types of high school GPA (e.g., academic GPA, total GPA, weighted GPA, and unweighted GPA) may cause confusion in reporting GPA.
Do all schools require Srar?
Not every college listed above requires it. At the University of Pittsburgh for example, it is optional. However, they state on their website that not having the SRAR could cause a delay in processing the application.
When should Srar be submitted?
You must complete the SRAR within two weeks of the date you submit your application. If you decide to provide test scores as part of your application for admission, you can include them on your SRAR.
What colleges require self-reported grades?
Some schools require you to submit a Self-Reported Academic Record (SRAR).
The SRAR is used by:
- Louisiana State University.
- Miami University.
- Pennsylvania State University.
- Rutgers University, Camden.
- Rutgers University, Newark.
- Rutgers University, New Brunswick.
- Texas A&M University.
- University of Cincinnati.
Do you self report grades on Common App?
The Courses and grades section allows students to self-report the classes they took in high school, along with the grades that they received. Members can choose whether or not to require courses and grades.
How do I report SSAR scores?
How do I self-report my Exams/Test Scores on the SSAR?
- As a part of the FAU SSAR you should self-report all SAT/ACT scores.
- If you take SAT/ACT tests after your application is submitted please self-report every subsequent SAT/ACT test score through your application status portal at appstatus.fau.edu.
Is SSAR the same as Srar?
The SSAR and SRAR are integrated but currently require their own account. If you started or completed the SRAR (or SSAR) for a participating college or university, you can very easily click to import your coursework from the SRAR to the SSAR and vice versa.
How do I link my SSAR to my common app?
To link your SSAR to your application, you need to access the “Check your Status” page. Once logged in, students can see everything we have on file for their application including the SSAR and test scores. There will also be a gray button that provides a hyperlink that allows you to link your SSAR to your application.
Do you put weighted or unweighted GPA on Srar?
weighted GPA
If available, you should provide the weighted GPA. You should not add or remove any weight. There will be a separate field on the SRAR (Course Level) for you to list the type of course it is, i.e. honors, AP, dual enrollment, etc.
What happens if you make a mistake on your Srar?
If you recognize that you made an error on their SRAR, you should send an email to [email protected] with the update to allow counselors to correct the record and document that you initiated the change to your SRAR. In this process, your SRAR may be re-opened to update your information.
How do I add colleges to SSAR?
How can I add a university to my SRAR?
- Log in to your SRAR account.
- On the homepage, scroll down to add a participating college or university to your My Colleges and Universities list by selecting the school from the Select School dropdown.
- Click Connect.
Why do colleges ask you to self report grades?
Some colleges and universities, particularly large state universities, seek self-reported transcripts so that certain admission decisions may be made more efficiently. Self-reported transcripts allow these institutions to more quickly sort and review applications during their review process.
Why do colleges want you to self report grades?
For students, reporting their own grades makes for a smoother application process. First, students will no longer have to request that a transcript be sent to each school to which they are applying, and second, students will no longer have to follow up with each school to ensure that the transcript was received.
How do you report GPA?
You should report your current Class Rank and GPA, even if they might change later in the school year. If your school does not rank, select “None” from the drop down menu. If your school calculates both weighted and unweighted Class Rank/GPA, report the weighted value.
How long does it take for Srar to process?
On average, it takes 15-45 minutes to enter your coursework and complete the SRAR. Processing of the transcript information is also very quick — once transmitted to Texas A&M, it should show up on your record with 24-48 hours.
How long does Srar take to send to colleges?
Allow 3-5 business days for the university to acknowledge your SRAR was received and for your “Sent Status” to update. If it has been more than five days, please get in touch with Student Support.
Can you edit Srar after submitting?
Can I make changes once I submitted it? No, you cannot go back and edit SRAR. If you have corrections or your schedule changes, contact the Office of Admissions using the ‘Contact Us’ – ‘Ask a Question’ feature in AIS, use subject code SRAR letting us know what changes are needed.
