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UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPTS |
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Beginning October 1, 2003, the BASIC Center will no longer print
unofficial transcripts for any student who attended St. Thomas University
after January 1, 1983.
You may print unofficial transcripts from (1) FACTS or via (2) WebAdvisor. St. Thomas University unofficial transcripts can now be printed via the FACTS (Florida Academic Counseling and Tracking for Students) system. These transcripts are similar to those printed by the BASIC Center. After logging into WebAdvisor click WebAdvisor for Students, then click Transcript. If you want to print your transcript click “File” (at the top left of your screen) and then click “Print”. In order to use either WebAdvisor or FACTS you must know your User Name (lower case first name initial followed by your seven digit student ID number) and Password (PIN number). If you do not know your PIN number, click here to obtain a PIN request form. Print the PIN request form, fill it out, sign it and return the form to the BASIC Center (in person, by US mail, or by FAX – 305-474-6930).
Your unofficial transcript will be displayed. If you have multiple transcripts (i.e. Undergraduate and Graduate or Law), they will all be displayed. Scroll down to review them all. If you want to print your transcript click “File” (at the top left of your screen) and then click “Print”. Your St. Thomas University transcripts will be printed with the FACTS header on the first page. If you want a clean copy of your unofficial transcript (identical to the one printed in the BASIC Center), then click “File” (at the top left of your screen) and click “Save As”. You will now have a Save As Window. At the bottom of this Window you will find “Save as Type”. Click the Down Arrow to the right of this Window. Click “Text File (*.txt)”, give the file an appropriate name. Check the top of this window (Save In) to make sure that you are saving it in an appropriate location. Click “Save”. Open this file in any Word Processor. Set your margins and page breaks and print the file. http://www.facts.org |
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