University at Buffalo transcripts are a permanent, irrevocable record of all courses attempted or completed, credits, final grades, and degrees awarded at the undergraduate and graduate levels.

Transcripts are the main document used to show the academic record of students of the University of Wyoming. This includes showing that a degree has been awarded, what courses have been taken, and the ...

Students may request to have official transcripts of their UB academic work sent to themselves or designated third parties. Unofficial transcripts are available through HUB for students who attended ...

The University of Wisconsin announced they will update student transcripts to include a new value of “Good Academic Standing” to indicate positive academic standing. In an email sent to undergraduate ...

Many universities in the South have announced their 2026 admissions plans. Notably, some universities that previously ...

Official transcripts are available anytime through the National Student Clearinghouse. Major credit cards are accepted and your card will only be charged after your order is completed. A processing ...

Bulletins provide an overview of the University’s curriculum, academic programs and courses, facilities, and educational resources.

Students and alumni often need official educational documentation. Transcripts are a complete record of a student's academic history to include courses, grades, GPAs, Dean's List, honors notations, ...

A hold is a restriction placed on a student’s account that may limit access to certain academic services at Purdue University—such as registering for classes or obtaining official transcripts. Holds ...

First-year applicants must submit transcripts, mark sheets and exam results from senior secondary school. For review and decision purposes, we will accept unofficial academic records from you. Records ...

Academic standing is a measure of your academic success at CU Boulder based on your cumulative CU GPA. Students are generally considered to be in good standing with the university if they’re eligible ...