What you need to know

Your MIT transcript is your official academic record. To obtain a copy of your transcript, you will need to place an order with our provider, Parchment.

Some key points to remember:

  • Transcripts with summer grades are available on Wednesday, August 26.
  • Transcripts with September 2026 degrees are available on Friday, September 18.
  • Cross-registered students (fall and spring terms only) — keep in mind that school schedules vary, and your grade may not be received and posted to your record by published dates.
  • For questions regarding the authenticity of an MIT transcript or for assistance ordering a transcript, email records@mit.edu or call (617) 258-6409.

What's on my transcript?

The following pieces of information appear on your transcript:

  • legal name
  • MIT ID number
  • date of birth
  • term of admission
  • by term – year, Course, and degree objective; subjects completed; credit units; and grades
  • GPA
  • date of completion for doctoral general examination
  • MIT degrees awarded
  • undergraduate minor
  • thesis field and title for doctoral students
  • disciplinary action, if any

Withdrawals are indicated by gaps in terms registered. If you withdraw partway through a term, the date and “withdrew” will appear; the reason is not included.