Transcripts

You must arrange for your host institution or program to send an official transcript directly to the Registrar’s office at Mount Holyoke upon completion of your program. When credits are transferred to your Mount Holyoke record, the Registrar’s Office will record the name of the host institution, the period during which you studied there, the title of each course, and the total number of credits awarded. The Registrar’s Office will assign a specific number of credits to each course for purposes of your degree audit, but only the total number of credits for each semester will appear on your Mount Holyoke transcript.

Mount Holyoke may not release copies of transcripts sent to us by other institutions, either to you or to anyone else. The transcripts sent to Mount Holyoke are held for a limited period of time and then destroyed. Students who have studied at another institution will always want to request two transcripts, one from Mount Holyoke and one from the host institution, to have a complete official transcript. Students who study abroad are advised to have an official transcript issued to them personally, and may want to obtain extra official copies to keep on hand for future use.