Transcripts from San Jacinto College
The San Jacinto College transcript serves as the student grade report since no other printed grades are provided. Students may print an unofficial transcript by logging into their SOS account.
How To Order Official Transcripts
San Jac Transcript Orders Sent by Parchment
San Jacinto College has partnered with Parchment, a digital credential service, to offer more convenient ways for sending your transcript. Choose from three easy methods:
- email (secure PDF)
- directly to another college/university (secure PDF)
- US mail
There will be a $5 charge to obtain your transcript through Parchment, but it will ensure faster delivery, including weekends and holidays. Additional charges may apply. Please note there may be a delay if you have any holds on your account that prevent the release of transcripts. The College will not send transcripts until holds are cleared.
Many professional application services (such as LSAC, AMCAS, SOPHAS, NursingCAS, etc.) now accept PDF transcripts from Parchment. You will simply need to add your application ID number instead of attaching a form.
https://www.parchment.com/u/registration/69908/institution
Transcripts sent by San Jac
Transcripts can still be ordered free of charge, but there may be a delay in delivery especially during holidays and weekends. San Jac only sends free transcripts through US mail to the destination of your choice or EDI/Speede to participating colleges/universities. Transcripts will not be sent if students have holds on their records.
Students may click the link below if they know their SOS login information to order a free transcript.
If students do not know their SOS login information, they will need to use the paper form transcript request form located on the website. Students will need to include picture identification with the request. Transcripts will not be sent if students have holds on their records.
Retention and Disposal of Student Records
San Jacinto College follows the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers (AACRAO) guidelines and the US Department of Education Local Retention Schedule Junior College as submitted to the Texas State Library and Archives Commission for keeping and disposing of records. The College electronically images and maintains official required documents.