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TranscriptsAntioch University Seattle is on the quarter system (three quarter system credits are equivalent to two semester system credits). Antioch does not award letter grades. Credit is awarded on a pass/fail basis with pass equivalent to a grade of C or higher in undergraduate courses and a grade of B or higher in graduate courses. This information is stated on the back of official transcripts. All transcripts are official and cumulative of all courses taken through Continuing Education and/or The Heritage Institute. How to Request a Transcript by Mail or FAX Transcript requests must be made in writing per The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974. Send your written request along with transcript fee payment to the Antioch address below. You may download a Transcript Request Form (PDF) with Adobe Reader, or you may submit a written request with the following information:
How to Order a Transcript in Person
Fees If your continuing education transcript is to be part of an application to an Antioch degree program or is needed to complete an Antioch degree program (such as an initial teaching certificate), then there is no charge for the transcript. The transcript will be sent directly to the academic program. Transcripts are issued only when student accounts are paid in full. Where to Send Your Request Antioch University Seattle ATTN: Cont. Ed. Transcripts 2326 Sixth Ave. Seattle, WA 98121 FAX: 206-268-4115 Processing Time It can take up to four weeks from the date your instructor receives your completed coursework to assess it and for credit to be posted. You may send a transcript request at any time (even if there has not been enough time for the instructor to post grades), but be sure to indicate whether we should be waiting for additional grades. No overnight or express mailing. |
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