Reviewing your transcripts in preparation for coursework entry into your TMDSAS application shouldn’t make you feel as if you’re standing in front of a wall of hieroglyphics. Using the resources available at your disposal should make entering coursework an easy and pain-free experience; one that doesn’t involve the feeling of “deciphering a new language”.
You should have your official transcript(s) on hand to enter your coursework in the
application. An unofficial transcript copy and degree audits do not accurately reflect
what is on your official transcript.
Entering Your Coursework Made Easy in 5 Steps
Want something light to start? Check out this article for a coursework entry overview! Just 5 easy steps to help start you on your journey. Having the application guide, your official transcripts, and the Course Listings ready, entering your coursework is made easy!
How to Enter Your Coursework?
A novice no longer! Dive deeper into coursework entry and learn more about the details surrounding Course Area, AP Credit, Credit vs. Unit Hours, and more. As a bonus, there’s a video that covers common scenarios, so you’ll know what to do.
TMDSAS - Coursework and FAQs
Common Questions about Coursework
Now that you’ve brushed up on basic coursework knowledge, we encourage you to read
on to see what common questions are being asked by applicants just like you!
About the author: The TMDSAS Support team is here to help address your questions about how to get through the application to the schools quickly and easily.
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