A step-by-step tutorial, with tips, on how to complete your Self-Reported Academic Record (SRAR) for Penn State.
Video:Introduction to SRAR at Penn State (1 of 7)
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Your Penn State application is not considered complete until Penn State has received all required documents and materials, such as your completed Self-Reported Academic Record (SRAR) or submission of your high school transcripts (if so directed). Your test scores are required if you applied to the accelerated pre-medical medical program or if you selected to have the test scores be considered in the review of your application. Below is a step-by-step tutorial, with tips, on how to complete your SRAR for Penn State.
Video: SRAR Tips (2 of 7)
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Video: Dissecting your High School Transcript (3 of 7)
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Video: Dissecting your High School Transcript (4 of 7)
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Video: Dissecting Your High School Transcript (5 of 7)
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Video: Reviewing Your High School Transcript (6 of 7)
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