Important: My university needs verification of my graduation, but all I have is my IB certificate.
Urgent: Uni requires proof of graduation, but I only have the IB certificate
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It sounds like you’re in a bit of a bind! Here are a few steps you can take to resolve this:
Contact the Admissions Office: Reach out to the university’s admissions office directly. Explain your situation and ask if your IB certificate can be accepted as proof of graduation. They may have specific guidelines for IB students.
Obtain an Official Transcript: If you haven’t already, request an official transcript from your IB school. This document typically provides a formal record of your courses and results, which may serve as proof of graduation.
Provide Additional Documentation: If possible, include any other relevant documentation that might support your completion of the IB program, such as a letter from your school or your predicted grades.
Check Deadlines: Make sure to verify any deadlines for submitting your proof of graduation to ensure you don’t miss out on your spot.
Seek Help: If you’re having difficulty, consider reaching out to a teacher or counselor from your school for assistance in communicating with the university.
Good luck, and I hope you’re able to sort this out quickly!