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Transcripts also contain personal information like your name, marital status, any name change after marriage, student identification number or social security number, address and date of birth to authenticate your identity.

A transcript is a list of classes that your child has taken in recent years, and also lists their performance (grades) in each class; for younger children, “transcripts” are usually a thorough evaluation of your child's progress in key developmental areas.

They detail your academic history, including your grades, the courses you have completed, and whether or not you graduated. They may also list additional information, such as a history of academic probation, honor code violations, or awards for your school performance. Your transcripts can unlock academic doors.

Transcripts also contain personal information like your name, marital status, any name change after marriage, student identification number or social security number, address and date of birth to authenticate your identity.

*An “Initial” HS Transcript reflects all attempted HS coursework & grades through grade 11, as well as 12th grade courses in progress (IP). An Initial HS Transcript is what most students apply to college with.

In most cases, you cannot pick up a copy of your transcript and take it to your new university. Instead, you'll need your old school to directly send transcripts to the new school. This process can take some time, especially if you're seeking a transcript from a larger school or your transcripts are very old.

The final transcript should show all work completed and the conferral date of the degree. This also serves as your degree confirmation. When you request a final transcript from your institution, verify that the transcript states the date that the degree was conferred or awarded.

Official transcripts are also provided to confirm education for professional employment opportunities, teacher or nursing licensure and other credential verification. Unofficial transcripts are those issued for use by the student for their personal use.

Transcripts also contain personal information like your name, marital status, any name change after marriage, student identification number or social security number, address and date of birth to authenticate your identity.

A transcript is a list of classes that your child has taken in recent years, and also lists their performance (grades) in each class; for younger children, “transcripts” are usually a thorough evaluation of your child's progress in key developmental areas.

They detail your academic history, including your grades, the courses you have completed, and whether or not you graduated. They may also list additional information, such as a history of academic probation, honor code violations, or awards for your school performance. Your transcripts can unlock academic doors.

Transcripts also contain personal information like your name, marital status, any name change after marriage, student identification number or social security number, address and date of birth to authenticate your identity.

*An “Initial” HS Transcript reflects all attempted HS coursework & grades through grade 11, as well as 12th grade courses in progress (IP). An Initial HS Transcript is what most students apply to college with.

In most cases, you cannot pick up a copy of your transcript and take it to your new university. Instead, you'll need your old school to directly send transcripts to the new school. This process can take some time, especially if you're seeking a transcript from a larger school or your transcripts are very old.

The final transcript should show all work completed and the conferral date of the degree. This also serves as your degree confirmation. When you request a final transcript from your institution, verify that the transcript states the date that the degree was conferred or awarded.

Official transcripts are also provided to confirm education for professional employment opportunities, teacher or nursing licensure and other credential verification. Unofficial transcripts are those issued for use by the student for their personal use.