Official copies are usually required for other universities, institutes, scholarship sponsors, certification, and employment. Unofficial copies are normally used for a student's personal use. Some institutions accept unofficial copies temporarily until an official copy can be sent. Check with the institution that is requiring your transcript in order to determine which transcript to request.

Official transcripts display the University seal and the registrar’s signature and are only available through the Office of Student Records. These transcripts are usually required for employment and educational purposes. Unofficial transcripts are available online through RamLink and are for informational purposes only.

If you're a currently enrolled student, you can sign up with WebAdvisor and print it yourself. You must know your student identification number and have a valid email address, in order to access it. If you are not a current student, you have to request an official copy. Go to Transcripts.

When you submit the transcript request, please indicate any special instructions on the form and we will send the necessary documents along with the transcript to the appropriate institution. Wait lists are not evaluated on a first-come, first-served basis.

The unofficial transcript is an informal record of all the classes you have taken at CSUN as well as your grades and GPA. You can print your unofficial transcript by logging on to the web portal www.csun.edu/portal.

Official transcripts include the college seal imprint and the signature of the Vice President of Student Services. The transcript is then given to the student (or mailed to the requested destination) in a sealed envelope. A hand-carried transcript is considered unofficial if opened before reaching its final destination.

No. We do, however, request an Original whenever possible. Please see this section under "Document Information and Guidelines...click here." for more information.

It is not always necessary to provide an official translation of any documents used to support your application. It is often sufficient to highlight the relevant prerequisite courses and translate these course titles. However, if you are concerned that your qualifications may be unclear, you should contact the Summer School Office for advice.

No. All transcripts produced by the University Registrar's Office are official documents, printed on security paper and bearing the Registrar's signature and the University seal. If you are a currently enrolled student, you can access your academic record on the Web at:

The Office of the University Registrar does not issue unofficial transcripts. If an official transcript is not necessary, students may want to access the Student Central web portal to print copies of their unofficial record.

In the ACCESS system under "Student Records", there is an option labeled "View Transcipt". This is the same option that you use when you want to order an official transcript online. Unlike the official transcript, you may print out an unofficial transcript from your computer without charge. Simply select the 'Print' option in your browser, select the printing options you would like to use, and your unofficial transcript will print out at your printer.

You may request a transcript for your records, but you will have to pay the $7.00 fee and it will actually be an Official Transcript Issued "To Student". With respect to unofficial transcripts, they are available only to currently enrolled students. If you are a current UTA student, you may obtain an unofficial transcript only if you visit our office in person (Room 129, Davis Hall).

Login to UR Self-Service, once in the secure area, you will be able to access your personal information.

For a high school transcript, it must have the date of graduation. College transcripts must arrive in a sealed envelope from the sending institution. In order for the student to receive credit for each class, TAMU-C must receive an official transcript from each school attended. Although classes may be listed on one transcript, the school may have listed it as the course it transferred in instead of what class TAMU-C would transfer it in.

Call the MARS number (301.403.0500) or make your request via WEB (www.testudo.umd.edu). Transcripts will be mailed the day after your request has been received. There is no charge for transcripts. No because these core courses are required to meet the standards of the National Policy Board for Educational Administration and the National Council for Accreditation in Teacher Education (NCATE).