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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.

An official transcript is a complete representation of a student's academic record.Official transcripts are printed on official transcript (green and white) paper. It must bear the embossed or raised college seal, date and the Registrar's signature.

You will need to request official transcripts from your high school for each college where you're applying. Some colleges require that transcripts be mailed directly from the high school. Some colleges require you to collect your transcript in a sealed envelope and submit it with any other paper application materials.

Four common types of transcriptionEdited transcription. Edited transcription is where the complete, accurate script is formalized and edited for readability, conciseness, and clarity.Verbatim transcription.Intelligent verbatim transcription.Phonetic transcription.

Unofficial transcripts are free, and list the classes you've taken and the grades you've received. You usually have to pay a fee for official transcripts, which come directly from your school's registrar. Most schools will not let you enroll without an official transcript.

What makes a transcript unofficial or official?Has been opened by the student;Is a photocopy of the original;Was not produced by the school/university;Was translated by the student or a non-professional translation service;More items...

An OFFICIAL paper transcript is printed on special, watermarked paper. Official paper transcripts are sent in a sealed, signature-stamped envelope.An electronic transcript which is printed then re-scanned in an email is considered UNOFFICIAL.