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All regionally accredited schools will require proof of HS graduation or equivalent. Normally, for non-citizen, enrolling students must send their transcripts to a recognized foreign credit evaluating service, unless the university offers this service in-house.
If the university you are enrolling into is not interested in your DS diploma, make sure your university is regionally accredited. For the most part, regional accreditation is the only accreditation recognized by the US department of Ed. If the university is not regionally accredited, your degree will not be academic, you may not received financial aid, and any credit earned will not be transferable to another university. Generally, degrees form non-regionally-accredited schools are worthless, with the exception of vocational degrees. So it is very important to find out your schools accreditation status. If you school say they are “nationally” accredited, or any other accreditation than regional, be concerned and contact the US dept of Ed to check them out. There are many phony universities out there the take advantage of students not knowing about how accreditation works. Many people refer to them as “diploma mills.” If this is the case with your current university, drop out now and find a regionally accredited university.
If your university is legitimate and accredited, they will need your transcripts. They just might not have gotten around to getting them yet. Please do what you can to have them ready to give to them because normally, students need to show proof of graduation within this first session or be withdrawn from school. You may want to contact your admissions office or student records office. Best of luck on your degree path!
Probably because you sent in your high school transcripts, that list your address and high school graduation information.
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