Please complete a transcript release form for the College Center to process your college applications. If you are not 18 years of age, remember to have your parent sign the form before turning it in. If using the Common App to apply to schools, you'll need to sign the FERPA waiver on the common application and match your common application to your Naviance account. This must be done before we can send any Common App school forms through Naviance. Instructions on how to sign the FERPA waiver and match Common App with Naviance are available below.
You can fill out the online form below.
Graduates and Authorized Third Parties
For your convenience, former students and authorized third parties can now request transcripts and graduation verifications online. Simply click on this link to get started.
You will receive a confirmation email when your order is placed and a status update email once your request has been processed. Phone, mail, email and fax requests will not be processed.
What is FERPA?
FERPA is the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act.
1. FERPA gives you the right to review confidential letters of recommendation under certain circumstances if:
You are enrolled in college and that college saves the recommendations for enrolled students, or
You are 18 or older
2. In the Common Application you'll be asked if you want to waive this right. Why would you want to do that?
Waiving your right lets colleges know that you do not intend to read your recommendations, which helps reassure colleges that the letters are candid and truthful
Some recommenders may refuse to write a letter for you uless you wiave your rights
The college or university doesn't save recommendations post-matriculation (you can check if a school saves recommendations post-matriculation in the My Colleges tab.
