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You can request transcripts electronically or by mail. If sending transcripts electronically, you must use one of the electronic transcript vendors below. If sending transcripts by mail, they must be mailed directly from your registrar.

Official transcripts are a requirement for most documents issued by the Commission. In order for transcripts to be considered official they must be: Printed on security paper directly and/or displaying an official raised seal from the college or university, per the institutions standard practice.

An official transcript is a copy of your permanent academic record and includes: A list of the courses you took. The dates you attended the school. Your major and degree. Your cumulative grade point average (GPA).

Electronic transcripts received by email are only considered official when they are sent directly by the National Student Clearinghouse. eTranscripts cannot be requested by third parties on behalf of a student.

An official transcript is a complete representation of a student's academic record. It includes all courses attempted at their undergraduate institution, including those withdrawn from and those repeated. It also includes a summary of all transfer credits accepted by their undergraduate institution.

Senders log on to their ETX secure account, upload the transcript file(s), and use the recipient's unique ETX ID when sending files via ETX. Each time a file is successfully uploaded to ETX, the sender receives a confirmation email. Recipients receive an email whenever files are posted to their ETX account.

OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT And it's fine to send transcripts even before you submit an application! However, before your transcript is actually sent, check it thoroughly to be certain that everything is as it should be: classes, grades, and credits, service hours, if they're recorded, and SAT/ACT scores.

Common App for transfer also accepts electronic transcripts from Parchment and National Student Clearinghouse. If your school uses a different service, transcripts should be mailed, instead of sent electronically. Be sure to include your full Common App ID # when entering the Common App mailing address.

You can request transcripts electronically or by mail. If sending transcripts electronically, you must use one of the electronic transcript vendors below. If sending transcripts by mail, they must be mailed directly from your registrar.

Official transcripts are a requirement for most documents issued by the Commission. In order for transcripts to be considered official they must be: Printed on security paper directly and/or displaying an official raised seal from the college or university, per the institutions standard practice.

An official transcript is a copy of your permanent academic record and includes: A list of the courses you took. The dates you attended the school. Your major and degree. Your cumulative grade point average (GPA).

Electronic transcripts received by email are only considered official when they are sent directly by the National Student Clearinghouse. eTranscripts cannot be requested by third parties on behalf of a student.

An official transcript is a complete representation of a student's academic record. It includes all courses attempted at their undergraduate institution, including those withdrawn from and those repeated. It also includes a summary of all transfer credits accepted by their undergraduate institution.

Senders log on to their ETX secure account, upload the transcript file(s), and use the recipient's unique ETX ID when sending files via ETX. Each time a file is successfully uploaded to ETX, the sender receives a confirmation email. Recipients receive an email whenever files are posted to their ETX account.

OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT And it's fine to send transcripts even before you submit an application! However, before your transcript is actually sent, check it thoroughly to be certain that everything is as it should be: classes, grades, and credits, service hours, if they're recorded, and SAT/ACT scores.

Common App for transfer also accepts electronic transcripts from Parchment and National Student Clearinghouse. If your school uses a different service, transcripts should be mailed, instead of sent electronically. Be sure to include your full Common App ID # when entering the Common App mailing address.