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Unofficial Transcript Definition Transcripts that have been in the hands of the student such as student copy/unofficial transcripts are not considered official. Unofficial transcripts are printed on plain paper and do not have a college seal or registrar's signature.

An official transcript includes a seal and signature of the registrar as well as all of your coursework and degree information. Schools tend to charge for these transcripts to be processed. The term unofficial in this case usually means that your transcript is an online version with just a list of credits and grades.

A report card is a short term report of the student's grade. A student will get a report card for a six-weeks grading period or a nine-weeks grading period. Transcripts have all the grades you have received in that school for your entire time at that school.

Official transcripts are issued in portrait format and contain the seal of the university and the signature of the University Registrar. Unofficial transcripts are available to current students via self-service from the Student Information System. (See Viewing Unofficial Transcript.)

Write the number of credits earned for each class at next to the grade. Write the total number of credits below the list of credits for each class. If the class was not completed this can be left as a "0". Write the GPA for each semester or term under the list of classes taken for each semester or term.

The most essential elements of the transcript are: School name, address, phone number, and superintendent (parent) Student name, address, birth date, and date of graduation (intended, if still in high school) Each year of high school thus far completed with classes listed, respectively. Grades for each class.

When someone takes an audio or video recording of an important conversation or speech and converts it into usable text, that's transcription. A transcript is a word-for-word, written documentation of a recording.