What must official hygiene transcripts be sent in if the applicant is still in school?

Official hygiene transcripts that need to be submitted while an applicant is still in school must be sent in a sealed envelope to maintain their integrity and confidentiality. Sealing the envelope ensures that the contents have not been altered and are an accurate representation of the applicant's academic progress. This is crucial for both the admissions process and for the assurance of accurate record-keeping.

A regular envelope does not provide this level of security and verification. Certified mail, while secure, is not a requirement and may not always be necessary unless specifically requested by the receiving institution. A faxed copy does not fulfill the requirement for an official transcript, as it may not be seen as a verified document. Therefore, submission in a sealed envelope is the standard and acceptable method for ensuring that transcripts are authentic and legitimate.