How to Submit Transcripts

Unofficial Transcripts

If you’re still attending classes, you can send a copy of your high school, college or univeristy transcript to the WSU Office of Admissions. This is called an unofficial transcript because it wasn’t sent to us directly from the school.

There are two ways to send an unofficial transcript:

  • Upload it with your application
  • Upload it by using the document uploader in your FutureCoug Portal

After graduating, you must submit an official transcript that is sent directly from your institution or have it delivered to us in a sealed envelope.

Questions?

Call 888-GO-TO-WSU (888-468-6978) toll-free

or email future.coug@wsu.edu

You can also contact a WSU Admission Counselor

Final Official High School Transcripts

Contact your high school and ask them to send your high school transcript to WSU. Your transcript may only be submitted by one of the following methods:

  • Mail: The high school may mail it to us. You may mail it to us if it remains unsealed; otherwise, we will consider it unofficial, and you will need to have an official transcript sent. The mailing address for WSU is located at the bottom of this page.
  • Electronic via school: For instructions to access a secure upload portal, your high school counselor may reach out to us at future.coug@wsu.edu.
  • Electronic via vendor: You may request your official transcript through an approved third-party vendor, such as Parchment, Naviance, National Student Clearinghouse, Scribbles, or eScrip-Safe. The vendor may send it to future.coug@wsu.edu. We can only accept electronic transcripts from third-party vendors if the email sent to us includes a URL that can be copied and pasted (we cannot click links in emails). We will let you know if we are not able to accept a transcript submitted in this method.
  • Fax: Your school’s registrar/counselor may fax your transcript with a cover sheet to WSU. The fax number is located at the bottom of this page.

Regardless of how your transcripts are sent, please allow several business days for us to update your student file. You will be notified by email when your transcript has been received.

Final College or University Transcripts

Official transcripts are required from every college you have attended. This applies to both transfer applicants and first-year applicants with dual credit, Running Start, College in the High School, or other college credit earned while attending high school. 

Your final transcript must be submitted in one of the following methods:

  • Mail: The college or university may mail it directly to us. You may mail it to us if it remains sealed; otherwise, we will consider it unofficial, and you will need to have an official transcript sent to us. The mailing address for WSU is located at the bottom of this page.
  • Electronic via vendor: You may request your official transcript through an approved third-party vendor, such as Parchment, Naviance, National Student Clearinghouse, Scribbles, or eScrip-Safe. The vendor may send it to future.coug@wsu.edu. We can only accept electronic transcripts from third-party vendors if the email sent to us includes a URL that can be copied and pasted as university security policies prevent us from clicking unknown links in emails. We will let you know if we are not able to accept a transcript submitted in this method.

Regardless of how your transcripts are sent, please allow several business days for us to update your student file. You will be notified by email when your transcript has been received.

What does a transcript look like?

View a sample transcript (pdf).

Scores (GED, AP, IB, Cambridge, CLEP, DSST, Military)

Scores/Transcripts must be sent to WSU from the testing agency.

Request Transcripts

Learn more about how AP, IB, Cambridge, and CLEP may transfer.

We DO NOT accept any test scores via email. Please allow several days for us to update your student file. You will be notified by email when your score report has been received.

International Coursework

Scores/Transcripts must be sent to WSU from the testing agency.

For more information about international admission requirements, submitting transcripts and exam scores, and international course equivalencies, please contact International Programs.