<p>One question. Would you like your employee to lie about his/her achievements, or your doctor to lie about his education once asked? Whether or not you got a grade you wanted, you still earned it. Nevertheless, I believe once you filed the paperwork to be a transient student, you are “responsible for making arrangements to have [your] transcript for courses taken at another institution sent back to the Office of Admissions at FSU.” ([The</a> Florida State University](<a href=“http://undergrad.fsu.edu/instruct.html]The”>http://undergrad.fsu.edu/instruct.html)). </p>
<p>Personally, I know a friend from high school who didn’t want his grade sent from a cc to U.F. Our h.s counselor said that they would not find out - I found this very flaw, but accepted what he said anyway since he was our counselor. After my friend went to his orientation program, his grade showed up on his transcript in the end. Naturally, I would expect FSU to receive that grade from UCF given that my friend’s grade from a cc went to U.F. Good luck.</p>