7.4 - My SVC Transcript (1 hour)

My SVC Transcript

Purpose

The purpose of this activity is to read and understand your SVC transcript.

Objectives

In this activity, you will learn the following skills & knowledge:

• Access your SVC schedule & transcript
• Understand how to obtain an your SVC transcript

Outcomes

• Become familiar with the United States higher education system, including terminology and institutional norms
• Access college and community resources to secure success in the classroom

Directions

Step 1: SVC Official Transcripts

1. Read about SVC Transcripts below.

Step 2: Access your SVC Unofficial Transcript

1. Go to www.skagit.edu .
2. At the top, click on ctcLink.
3. On the top left, click on ctcLink Login.
4. Enter your ctcLink ID and SVC Password to sign in.
5. On the left, click on Academics.
6. In the drop down menu, click on View Unofficial Transcript. If this is your first quarter at SVC, you will not have a transcript until after you complete your first quarter.
7. On the top left, click on View PDF.
8. Read and study your transcript. Notice previous courses you have taken at SVC, Term GPA Totals, and at the bottom your Cumulative GPA (Cum GPA).

Step 3: Take the Quiz

1. Click on Take the Quiz below.
2. Type answers to the questions in complete sentences in the text box below each question.
3. For questions #1-3, view your SVC unofficial transcript*.
4. For questions #4-5, read about SVC transcripts below.
5. When you have answered all of the questions, click Submit Quiz.

*If this is your first quarter at SVC, you can answer the questions using the Transcript Example below.

SVC Transcripts

Your navigator is a good resource if you have questions about your SVC transcript.

In the future, SVC official transcripts can be ordered at www.getmytranscript.com (there is NO need to order an official transcript at this time).

Example Transcript

Click: Transcript Example.docx

Criteria

This activity is worth 5 points. Each question is worth 1 point. To receive full points:

• Answer the questions on topic and in complete sentences.