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U.S. High School Graduates

Students who graduated from a high school in the United States should request a transcript noting their graduation date and final GPA be sent directly from their high school to the Office of Records and Registration. Transcripts can be emailed to registrar@pgcc.edu or mailed to:

Prince George's Community College
Office of Records and Registration

301 Largo Road
Bladen Hall 126
Largo, MD 20774

While transcripts emailed by the student or party other than the high school may be used for advising, placement, or registration, they  are considered to be unofficial and an official copy sent from the high school will still be required. 

Students who graduated from a Prince George's County public school can click here to request an official transcript.

Non-U.S. High School Graduates

Students who completed high school or secondary school outside of the United States should submit a transcript, General Certificate of Education (GCE), Secondary School Certificate/Senior Secondary School Certificate, or an equivalent document recognized by the student’s home country as documentation of completion of high school/secondary school that has been evaluated by a National Association of Credential Evaluation Service (NACES) agency to the Office of Records and Registration. All evaluations must be issued directly to the College from the agency. Evaluations can be emailed to registrar@pgcc.edu or mailed to:

Prince George's Community College
Office of Records and Registration

301 Largo Road
Bladen Hall 126
Largo, MD 20774

While evaluations emailed by the student or evaluations/translations issued by a non-NACES agency may be used for advising, placement, or registration, they are considered to be unofficial and an official copy sent directly from a NACES agency will still be required. 

GED Recipients

Students who have earned their GED should request a transcript be sent directly from the GED Testing Service to the Office of Records and Registration. Transcripts can be emailed to registrar@pgcc.edu or mailed to:

Prince George's Community College
Office of Records and Registration

301 Largo Road
Bladen Hall 126
Largo, MD 20774

While transcripts emailed by the student or party other than the GED Testing Service may be used for advising, placement, or registration, they are considered to be unofficial and an official copy sent from the GED Testing Service will still be required. 

Home Schooled Students

Students who completed home schooling should submit documentation from one of the following groups:

1. An official transcript noting their graduation date and final GPA accompanied by a signed letter from the county's home-school supervisor documenting that state homeschooling requirements were met or a copy of the most recent school district portfolio review demonstrating compliance. 
2. An official transcript noting their graduation date and final GPA from a non-public entity registered to supervise home instruction of Maryland students by the Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE)

All transcripts and documentation must be sent directly from the home schooling entity to the Office of Records and Registration.

Transcripts and other documentation can be emailed to registrar@pgcc.edu or mailed to:

Prince George's Community College
Office of Records and Registration

301 Largo Road
Bladen Hall 126
Largo, MD 20774

While transcripts and documentation emailed by the student or party other than the home schooling entity may be used for advising, placement, or registration, they are considered to be unofficial and an official copy sent from the home schooling entity will still be required. 

Students Who Have Not Completed High School and Are Not Participating in Dual/Concurrent Enrollment or Early/Middle College Programs

Students who have not completed high school but are at least 16 years of age (and are not participating in the College's dual enrollment, concurrent enrollment, talented and gifted, or early/middle college programs) are eligible for admission to Prince George's Community College. These students must complete placement testing, which will satisfy the high school transcript requirement.