Transcript Review definition

Transcript Review means the process of qualifying for an additional endorsement and/or an initial license (only an option in a limited number of endorsement areas) by documentation of qualifications via academic transcripts and any additional requirements.
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Transcript Review means the process of qualifying for additional endorsement and/or initial licensure (only an option in a limited number of endorsement areas) by documentation of qualifications via academic transcripts.
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Examples of Transcript Review in a sentence

  • Hours earned outside the professional education area will be reviewed by the Transcript Review Committee for application to lateral movement on the schedule.

Related to Transcript Review

  • Transcript means a printed verbatim reproduction of everything said on the record during a hearing or other official proceeding.

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