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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.

If you attended a public high school, contact the district office for the district your school used to belong to. Search "school district [your school's district number] [state you live in]" to find your district's contact information. This should bring up a phone number and e-mail address for the district.

Although every university offers copies and their rules may vary, you'll most likely need to pay a fee to obtain a replacement diploma. The fee for a new diploma can range anywhere from $25 to $150, depending on the school and the type of degree you're replacing.

If you graduated from high school, contact the school district from which you graduated to request your diploma and transcript.

What is the difference between a diploma and a transcript? A transcript is an official record that lists all of a student's courses, grades, and completed programs. Diplomas and certificates are formal documents that show a student has successfully completed a program of study.

Bear in mind that a high school diploma is not the same thing as a high school transcript. In many cases, a diploma does not count as the official academic record of your high school education, though it does prove you graduated.

By mail: Print and fill out the Student Records Request Form. Include a copy of your photo ID with your signature. Include your contact information. Use the School Finder tool to find your school's mailing address. Mail the form to your school, with a photocopy of your ID.