Transcripts
- Reflects the individualized progress of a student's academic work and is not designed to display all of the student's activities.
- It is best for a transcript to be simple and to the point—more is not always better.
- We do not recommend more than 7 or 8 credits per year because the transcript may look padded.
- Courses such as Life Skills and volunteer work should not be on the transcript of a college-bound student, as that may actually weaken the transcript.
- Non-academic information should be put in the portfolio (See below).
Portfolios
- Is a formal record of all extra-curricular activities, community service/volunteer work, work experience, church work, awards, accomplishments, leadership positions, clubs and organizations, activities, projects, descriptions of coursework, etc.
- The portfolio can be printed, sealed and sent along with the official transcript.
- It is like getting a record of all the classes a student completed (official transcript) WITH a complete resume (official portfolio).
- If your student is not college bound the portfolio can be sent to tech colleges, employers, or simply kept as a record for later use.
This information is from HomeLife Academy.
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