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A lot of high school students decide to attend a two-year college with the intention of continuing their education at a four-year university. A 2016 report states that 81% of first-time community-college students wished to pursue a bachelor’s degree or higher. Unfortunately, out of the 81%, only 33% ended up transferring to a four-year school of their choice within six years.

The major reason why students may be discouraged from transferring to a university is the lack of information, particularly the essential documents they need to complete the transfer process.

You may have heard that your college transcripts are essential even after college, but you may not know why. Transcripts are a vital part of your academic history and can be used for many purposes, such as job applications, graduate school applications, and more.

You may have heard that your college transcripts are essential even after college, but you may not know why. Transcripts are a vital part of your academic history and can be used for many purposes, such as job applications, graduate school applications, and more. 

College transcripts can be easy to lose, especially when you got the documents from over ten years ago. Perhaps you misplaced them in an old apartment or left them with someone who unfortunately lost them. However, getting a new copy can be hard, which will be a problem when you need it immediately.

This post discusses the different roadblocks you might face when getting a new copy of your college transcripts. We also offer the best way to get your academic records as soon as you need them.

Nearly four million people graduate from college each year. And all of them are bound to need their transcripts at some point.

Even if you haven't graduated, your college transcripts are vital for transferring schools or programs and sometimes for scoring a job.

But what happens if you owe your school money?

In most cases, they won't give you your college transcript until you're paid up. Is this legal? What other recourse do you have?

In this blog post, we'll talk about some of your options to enable you to obtain your much-needed transcript.