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this is probably the least of your worries. i've never encountered an employer that asked for transcripts. the real question here is: you need to triage and ev
by thefastlane 10y ago
this is probably the least of your worries. i've never encountered an employer that asked for transcripts.
the real question here is: you need to triage and eventually resolve how you'd like to move forward with your academic experience -- you need to decide if you want your bachelor's someday. if the answer is yes, then, i would highly suggest that, when the time is right, you navigate the bureaucracy of your university and attempt somehow to achieve some kind of agreement involving clemency and the ability to resume courses. and/or find a way to transfer to another university, or something.
in the meantime, you could leave your academic record off your resume altogether, if you like. if you don't have a degree, and you don't plan to get one right now, then you essentially have nothing to put in your academic section.