What is a transcript?
A transcript is your official record of your studies at RMIT University. It documents all of your programs, courses, results and any exemptions granted or withdrawals from courses after the census date. Results can't be removed from your transcript.
Where applicable, transcripts include details of completion, conferral (graduation) and University-awarded prizes and recognition.
Useful for
- Employment opportunities or applying for study at other institutions.
- Providing evidence of the courses you enrolled in, the results you achieved and your GPA.
Who can get a transcript?
All current and past RMIT students can get a transcript.
How to get your transcript
Current students
- View online: Current students can view their results free of charge online via Enrolment Online.
- Digital: Order your transcript for $25 at any point in your program. Your digital transcript will include results available at the time of order.
- Hardcopy: Order a hardcopy transcript (Australia Post: $65 , International mail: $90).
Graduates
- View and share online (My eQuals): Once you graduate, a digital copy of your transcript will be available free via My eQuals (see My eQuals section below). This will be uploaded to My eQuals approximately two weeks after the final results release for your program. You can instantly share a secure, certified digital version of your transcript with employers, universities and other institutions via My eQuals.
- Digital: Order a full set of digital academic statements (including a transcript) for $25.
- Hardcopy: Order a hardcopy transcript (Australia Post: $65 , International mail: $90).
Students who studied prior to 1982
- Hardcopy: If you studied at RMIT University prior to 1982 or at an historical institute that merged with RMIT, you can order an archive hardcopy transcript for $70 (including postage).