Transcripts

Student Transcript/Records Request

The signed Student Transcript / Records Request form must be completed in full for the request to be processed in a timely manner. On the average, transcript requests require approximately 3 to 5 business days to process, once received. There will be a $5.00 charge for each request. Payment can be made using a money order made payable to the Greenville County Schools, or cash. We do not accept personal checks.

Greenville County Schools is not responsible for cash sent through the mail!

How to request transcripts in SchooLinks

COLLEGE TAB: You can search for colleges, make colleges your Favorite, create a list, and generate a Final List to apply to, and complete College Applications.

To Request Transcripts for Colleges:  Use College Tab to do the following...

●     Select colleges you plan to apply to or have an interest in, by using the School Search. ‘Heart’ any schools to add to your favorites list.

●     Use Final List to organize your college choices (Likely, Target, and Reach schools)

●     Click on College Applications

○     Read and click that you understand FERPA

○     Answer the student checklist questions and check off all that are complete

○     Once everything is checked off, this allows your transcripts to be sent to the college by your counselor

●     Common App can be linked to Schoolinks so everything is done and uploaded by you and your School Counselor in Schoolinks.

Notice before withdrawing to attend a non-public school: 

Before withdrawing a student to attend a private/homeschool co-op it is HIGHLY recommended to check the accreditation on the possible enrolling institute. If your student returns to Greenville County schools from non-accredited (e.g., non-AdvancED) institution (home-school, private school, international school, out-of-state school, etc.), he/she must demonstrate proficiency in the credit bearing courses they are transferring in for HS credit. If you are unsure whether the institution is accredited, you may contact our office to determine whether they are accredited. Important information from the State Dept on Home School.