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Transcripts are available for pickup or mailing the next business day.
If ordered on the weekend, however, the copy will not be available until after the Monday night printing. Students have the option of having the copy held until grades are reported, then mailed. When filling out a transcript order online, Lyke commented on the most common misconceptions. Students should abbreviate as much as possible to fit addresses into the spaces provided. Also, in the ZIP code line, if a student has a ZIP code plus four numbers, leave the dash out.