What a transcript is, and when you get one
The formal certified record of your course completion, issued upon cohort graduation.
What you will learn
- What an academic transcript represents
- When transcripts are finalized and issued
- How to request an official copy
An academic transcript is the formal institutional record of your educational achievements on a course — bringing together your final component marks, overall percentage, letter grade, and grade points into an official certified document.
- GPA / Standing
- Your final cumulative grade points and accredited letter grade.
- Component Breakdown
- Certified scores achieved across coursework, attendance, quizzes, and exams.
- Registry Verification
- Formal sign-off and seal from the Academic Registry confirming course completion.
Transcripts are issued upon graduation
The institution prepares and finalizes official transcripts once the cohort concludes and all marks are formally approved by the academic board. During active instruction, your live progress is tracked directly inside the Performance console.
Upon cohort graduation, your official completion certificate and transcript are distributed by the registry. If you require an interim letter of enrollment or attendance verification for your employer, message school administration through Messages.
What you should see
You know how institutional transcripts are finalized and how course completion is formally accredited.
Related articles
- How to see your overall resultYour current percentage, provisional letter grade, and the arithmetic working behind it.
- How to check your attendanceEvery class you have had, whether you were marked present, and your attendance rate.
- Why someone else can see your recordHow a manager or guardian gets access to your progress, what they can see, and how you are told.