What does a transcript document contain?
A transcript certificate typically contains the following information:
Student Information:
Student Name: Name as registered in the academic institution records in full.
Student ID: An identification that is unique to the student and can only be used by the institution.
Date of Birth: It is useful in confirming the identity of the student.
Institution Information:
Institution Name: The name of the issuer of the transcript should be stated.
Institution Address: The physical address of the university.
Department or Faculty: The department or faculty in which the student studied.
Academic Record:
Courses Taken: It should be a register of all courses the student attended during their study period.
Grades Received: Grades or marks, usually displayed together with the grading scale employed by the university for each course.
Credits Earned: The number of credits allotted to each course, which shows the course’s significance or importance in the curriculum.
Academic Term: The term or semester in which these courses were attended.
Degree Information:
Degree Awarded: The course or certificate endowed upon the student, if applicable.
Date of Graduation: The date on which the degree was conferred.
Major and Minor Specializations: Is your interest in computer science about the broader field or a specific field of study or specialization?
Cumulative Performance:
Cumulative Grade Point Average (GPA): Class (grade point average) computed over all semesters involved.
Class Rank: The student’s rank in their graduating class, if it is provided.
Additional Notes:
Honours or Awards: Academic honors or awards received by the student during their course of study as evidenced by such honor.
Comments by the Registrar: Every formal remark or observation with regards to the student’s academic record including the cases of mistakes and academic probation.