Answered By: Vicki Sciuk Last Updated: Oct 19, 2022 Views: 14711
Unofficial Transcripts for Students who Graduated after 2008:
These are immediately available to current students and all students who graduated from Berkeley College in 2009 or any time thereafter. Unofficial Transcripts may be obtained by logging in to Engage and choosing the Self-Service tile. When in “Self-Service,” click on “My Academics” where you will select “View my Unofficial Transcript".
If you cannot login anymore, you can contact the Berkeley HelpDesk (tech support) to reset your password and gain access to Engage for Alumni and your Berkeley email.
Transcripts for People who Graduated before 2009 (or from Dover Business College):
The National Student Clearinghouse processes all Berkeley official transcript requests, and those for pre-2009 graduates or those with Special Instructions, so you can go directly to this website and type Berkeley College as your school of choice to see the Berkeley instructions and fees and get to the online order form:
https://tsorder.studentclearinghouse.org/school/select
Special Instructions: NJ students with outstanding financial obligations or a Financial Hold on their account cannot get official transcripts, but may request unofficial transcripts from the Clearinghouse website while making arrangements with Student Accounts to resolve their balance. In case you need an unofficial transcript because you have a balance, TYPE Unofficial Transcript in the "Enter Other Required Instructions" field in the Delivery Information box of the form, under the Recipient Details tab:
For students who attended Dover Business College before it merged with Berkeley College in July 2013: you must indicate that you are requesting a Dover Business College transcript in the "Enter Other Required Instructions" field in the Delivery Information box of the form, under the Recipient Details tab. If you still owe either college money, enter Unofficial transcript for Dover Business College on that line.
Official transcripts will be automatically issued as long as the student does not owe money to the college. Official transcripts mailed directly to students will be certified & signed by the Registrar with a college seal, and stamped "Issued to Student in Sealed Envelope". In that case, we recommend using a photocopy when you only need an Unofficial transcript, and saving the legal one for when you need an Official transcript (such as to enroll in school, or when an employer requires proof of a college degree).
For more transcript information, see the links below.
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