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Transcripts

A transcript is an official document prepared by the Office of Registrarial Services recording a student's courses, grades, and degree designation. Students must have met all financial obligations to the University of Guelph before official transcripts can be released for any purpose.

Transcripts obtained using the Transcript portion of WebAdvisor for students are Unofficial Transcripts and may not be suitable for purposes such as employment applications or applications to graduate school. Official transcripts from the University of Guelph will show that a degree has been conferred only after the convocation ceremony.

Transcript Ordering Options

Option 1: Through OUAC or OCAS

If you are applying to an Ontario university or college, we strongly encourage you to apply through OUAC (Ontario Universities’ Application Centre) or OCAS (Ontario College Application Service). You can check the application site for the status of your request.

Option 2: U of G's Online Request Form

To order an official transcript, submit the Official Transcript Request Form. You can pay the transcript fee securely online by credit card through this form.


Digital Transcripts

Please select “Digital” in the “C. Mailing Instructions” section of the Official Transcript Request Form if you would like the transcript to be sent to another institution. It is the student's responsibility to verify that the recipient institution is accepting digital transcripts and to provide the correct email address. You can also have your digital transcript emailed to YOUR University of Guelph or Guelph-Humber email address. It cannot be emailed to a personal external address (Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo, etc.).


Notice to Graduates

It is your responsibility to check your transcript carefully to verify the accuracy of your academic record and to ensure that there are no errors or omissions. Before contacting the University of Guelph to request an amendment to your transcript please review the following list of common queries.

  • For privacy reasons, student DOB will reflect only the month and day (MM/DD), not the year of birth.
  • The courses listed on your transcript may reflect a truncated version of the title listed in the calendar. As such, words may be shortened, brackets missing and lowercase letters used to accommodate character spacing. The University of Guelph is not able to amend these items on your transcript.
  • Courses are listed alphabetically by subject area.
  • Grade discrepancies must be addressed through the appropriate department and/or instructor in charge of the course.
  • For questions or concerns related to Co-operative Work Terms, contact Co-operative Education & Career Services.
  • Credit weight and Lab hours can be verified by checking the current academic calendar.
  • Graduate students may direct inquiries, including errors and/or omissions in thesis titles to: gradonln@uoguelph.ca

For all other inquiries, please email es@uoguelph.ca and attach a copy of your unofficial transcript indicating the items in question. Failure to notify the University of Guelph within 60 days of your graduation date constitutes agreement on your part that the record is accurate.

*** Please note that access to your U of G WebAdvisor account and your unofficial transcript displayed there will expire twelve months after graduation. ***

Explanation for Grading Symbols

Commencing with Spring Semester 1992

Associations between letter grade and percentage grade range for official undergraduate transcripts commencing with Spring Semester 1992.
Letter GradePercentage Range
A+90 - 100%
A85 - 89%
A-80 - 84%
B+77 - 79%
B73 - 76%
B-70 - 72%
C+67 - 69%
C63 - 66%
C-60 - 62%
D+57 - 59%
D53 - 56%
D-50 - 52%
F0 - 49%
Alternate Course Evaluation
  • Outstanding Pass: OP
  • Pass: P
  • Fail: F

From Spring Semester 1972 to Winter Semester 1992

Associations between letter grade and percentage grade range for official undergraduate transcripts from Spring Semester 1972 to Winter Semester 1992.
Letter GradePercentage Range
A80 - 100%
B70 - 79%
C60 - 69%
D50 - 59%
FBelow 50%

Prior to Spring Semester 1972

Associations between letter grade and percentage grade range for official undergraduate transcripts prior to Spring Semester 1972.
Letter GradePercentage Range
A75 - 100%
B66 - 74%
C50 - 65%
FBelow 50%

NOTE: 60% of total marks were required for Pass Standing in a Semester.

Credit Value for Undergraduate Courses

Prior to Fall 1998: Semester credits may be calculated by using one lecture hour or two laboratory hours per week as 1 semester credit.

Effective Fall 1998, the University moved to a credit system. The credit weight for each course appears after the course title (i.e. [0.50]). All courses taken prior to the Fall 1998 semester have been assigned a credit weight of [0.50].

Commencing with Fall Semester 2012

Associations between letter grade and percentage grade range for official graduate transcripts commencing with Fall Semester 2012.
Letter GradePercentage Range
A+90 - 100%
A85 - 89%
A-80 - 84%
B+77 - 79%
B73 - 76%
B-70 - 72%
C+67 - 69%
C65 - 66%
FBelow 65% failure

Commencing with Spring Semester 1992

Associations between letter grade and percentage grade range for official graduate transcripts commencing with Spring Semester 1992.
Letter GradePercentage Range
A+90 - 100%
A85 - 89%
A-80 - 84%
B+77 - 79%
B73 - 76%
B-70 - 72%
C+67 - 69%
C63 - 66%
C-60 - 62%
FBelow 60% failure

Commencing with Fall Semester 1972

Associations between letter grade and percentage grade range for official graduate transcripts commencing with Fall Semester 1972.
Letter GradePercentage Range
A80 - 100%
B70 - 79%
C60 - 69%
FBelow 60% failure

Prior to Fall Semester 1972

Associations between letter grade and percentage grade range for official graduate transcripts prior to Fall Semester 1972.
Letter GradePercentage Range
A75 - 100%
B66 - 74%
C60 - 65%
FBelow 60% failure

An “R” designation attached to a numeric grade (e.g. 40R) signifies that this failed course was either repeated or replaced in a subsequent semester.

An “S” designation attached to a numerical grade (e.g. 70S) signifies that this grade is the result of a supplemental assessment, following an original failing grade.

Credit Value for Graduate Courses

A two semester course is 1.00 credits; a one semester full course is 0.50 credits.

Work Performance Evaluation - Commencing with Spring Semester 2014

  • Outstanding
  • Very Good
  • Good
  • Marginal
  • Unsatisfactory
  • Required to Withdraw from Co-op

Work Performance Evaluation - Commencing with Spring Semester 2008

  • Outstanding
  • Very Good
  • Good
  • Marginal
  • Unsatisfactory

Work Performance Evaluation - Prior to Spring Semester 2008

  • Outstanding
  • Very Good
  • Good
  • Satisfactory
  • Marginal
  • Unsatisfactory

Work Report Evaluation - Commencing with Spring Semester 2014

  • Outstanding
  • Very Good
  • Good
  • Satisfactory
  • Unsatisfactory
  • Required to Withdraw from Co-op

Work Report Evaluation - Commencing with Spring Semester 1986

  • Outstanding
  • Very Good
  • Good
  • Satisfactory
  • Unsatisfactory

Work Report Evaluation - Prior to Spring Semester 1986

  • Outstanding
  • Satisfactory
  • Unacceptable

Effective Summer 2019, Co-op work terms were assigned a 0.5 academic credit weight and a pass/fail grade.

A numerical grade is usually awarded for each course attempt, but one of the following symbols may appear:

Descriptions of additional symbols found on official transcripts.
SymbolDescription
INPCourse in progress
AUDAudit - requires no examination
SUPSupplemental Assessment
MNRMark not reported
CRDCredit - pass standing granted
UNSUnsatisfactory
CRCredit received
NCRNo credit received
DEFDeferred Assessment
WF, WDFWithdrawn with Failure
SATSatisfactory
DISDistinguished (thesis/defence only)
WNPWithdrawn no Penalty
INCIncomplete
< >Mark not included in average
XXFOriginal grade, supplemental assessment failed
XXPOriginal grade, supplemental assessment passed
INFIncomplete: failure
<Mark not included in average

A revised grading structure was implemented for the Winter 2020 semester to support students during a global pandemic (COVID-19). Students had the option of being graded on the University's approved pass/fail (for undergraduate and diploma students) or satisfactory/unsatisfactory (for graduate students) scale rather than receiving a letter or numeric grade. This option was available for all students and all courses. A Pass/Satisfactory designation is counted in the student’s cumulative credit total but is not counted toward the student’s cumulative GPA.

Questions?

For further information or questions, please contact the transcript clerk via email at transcript@uoguelph.ca