If there’s one thing America is known for, it’s options. Whether it’s toothpaste, ice cream, craft beers, mortgages, or cars, the vast array of choices can be overwhelming. Of course, the same can be said for education options beyond high school. There are vocational and industry-specific schools that train people for specialized jobs. And there [...]
It’s finally here—your senior year of high school as a homeschool student! While it’s easy to get caught up in the rush of finishing school strong and enjoying fun senior-year activities, it’s also crunch time for creating your high school transcript and starting the college application process. During my own senior year of high school at home, [...]
Creating a professional, high-quality transcript is one the most important steps you can take toward being accepted by your top-choice college. But during our years of experience helping homeschool families and private schools navigate the do’s and don’ts of great transcripts, we’ve encountered a few common errors, omissions, and straight-up faux pas that always spell [...]
We’ve rolled out some exciting new features during the past year to improve your experience with Transcript Maker. Check them out below! New graphic and layout options If you’re a bi-annual or annual subscriber, you’ve got two new options for adding another layer of professionalism to a transcript: you can upload a logo for your [...]
Can you believe it? In 2016, Transcript Maker celebrates 9 years of offering you the best, easiest way to create professional transcripts. During that time, we've kept prices low while continuing to add new features based on your valuable feedback. But let's face it—everything costs more these days. And these added costs are becoming increasingly [...]
Google the phrase “pay your way through college,” and you’ll be bombarded with a lineup of articles, news stories, and blog posts bemoaning that, in today’s economy, it’s simply impossible. But is it really? The idea of working your way to an associate’s or bachelor’s degree harkens back to a time when tuition was comparatively [...]