NJ lawmakers to colleges: Stop withholding student transcripts
Currently, higher-ed institutions in the Garden State have the power to hold on to copies of transcripts due to money owed.
Source: nj1015.com
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Currently, higher-ed institutions in the Garden State have the power to hold on to copies of transcripts due to money owed.
Montclair State welcomed 4,065 students to campus this month, the largest first-year class on record for the public institution.
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