I'm in the process of gathering my transcripts to scan them for unofficial copies, and I was surprised by the different costs; Quincy - 5 free in a calendar year (graduates only), $20 for additional and non-grads. Curry - $5 per transcript which have to be ordered online, processing fee added ($2.50 for 2 transcripts). UML - Unlimited free. MSPP - Unlimited free. I'm curious what everyone else is paying for transcripts?
Ten bucks is normal and reasonable, from my experience with many schools. Sending my transcript electronically to a school recently (who wants me to teach for them--what are they thinking?) from Union cost less. My transcripts from Leicester don't come from the registrar's office. Instead, doctoral grads get transcripts from their respective colleges...and it's free.
My Wentworth transcripts don't come from the school any more. They're outsourced to a place called TranscriptsOnDemand. The cost to me was ZERO.
that's a deal!!! If I would have known how big a PITA it was going to be when I did my undergrad through TESC to "patchwork quilt" my degree and later have to collect transcripts, I might have done it differently. I haven't requested in a few years, so these numbers might not be exact. Culinary Inst. of America $10 University of Iowa $5 Black Hawk College $10 CLEP $20 DSST $20 FEMA $0 Ocean $15 Harvard $? TESC $?
Christopher Newport University - $0 University of Phoenix - $0 Walden University - $0 Western New Mexico University - $7 American Public University - $20 Not sure about the University of the Cumberlands. They make you go through the National Student Clearinghouse, and it states that there may be a cost. I haven't ordered an official one yet to really know if there is a cost. -Matt
