The Transcripts page allows administrators to generate official student transcripts that provide a comprehensive record of a student's academic history. A transcript includes completed courses, grades, credits earned, GPA, class rank (if applicable), historical grades, and other academic achievements accumulated throughout the student's enrollment.
Unlike report cards, which summarize performance for a specific marking period, transcripts present a student's cumulative academic record and are commonly used for graduation, college admissions, student transfers, scholarships, and employment verification.
Before generating transcripts, ensure that:
Choose a template from the Template drop-down list.
The selected template determines the layout and formatting of the transcript.
Schools may create multiple transcript templates for different purposes, such as:
Before generating the transcript, configure the available display options.
Displays the student's cumulative Grade Point Average based on completed coursework.
Include the student's academic rank within their graduating class, if class ranking is enabled by the institution.
Displays:
Include grades transferred from previous schools when historical grades have been entered into openSIS.
Displays weighted and unweighted GPA calculations where applicable.
Include signature lines for school officials if required by your institution.
The available options may vary depending on the selected transcript template.
Use the student list to select the students whose transcripts will be generated.
You can:
After configuring the transcript options:
openSIS generates printable transcript documents for the selected students.
A transcript may include:
The exact information displayed depends on the selected transcript template and institutional configuration.
If historical grades have been entered through the Add/Edit Historical Grades page, they can be included on the student's transcript.
This ensures that transfer credits and previous academic achievements become part of the student's permanent academic record.