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I could really use some help with this, cause I'm getting nervous. I'm trying to get a Certificate of Eligibility so I can teach alternate route. I took the Praxis and had my test scores forwarded to the DOE (I passed). Now, before I go ahead and take the 24-hour class, I need to know, will they accept my transcripts from only the school I graduated from or do they need all transcripts? I called DOE's hotline and someone told me I only needed to send one, but I don't trust them. Hehe. My GPA from the college I graduated (Montclair) is a 3.175, but from another school (Ramapo) it's very low (1.something). Its also very annoying to get Ramapo to send out their transcripts, they require you to have them send them directly to whoever needs them (as opposed to giving them to me). Anyway, what I don't like is that I only know to call the same information hotline at the DOE for questions. Does anyone know where I can get this information and also whether I should be sending application materi...See More
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