Transcript Evaluation

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How It Works

Step 1

Prepare your documents.

Scan or take a picture of both sides of the official original certificate or diploma, transcript/mark sheet (courses and grades), and a certified English translation (if any).

If you do not have a certified translation, we can do it for you as an additional service.

Step 2

Order and pay online.

Order the evaluation by filling out our online form.

Upload the documents or follow application instructions for other options.

You can pay with any credit or debit card, Affirm, Klarna, or Alipay.

Step 3

Receive the evaluation.

The evaluation will be available online in 3 to 6 business days or 1 to 3 days with rush service. Delivery by mail is also available.

You can share your report directly from your account with institutions that request it to be received by email from Scholaro.

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Fast Turnaround

Same–day rush service available. 3–6 business days for standard turnaround.

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24-Hour Cancellation

Get a full refund if you request a cancellation within 24 hours after placing your order.

Worldwide Acceptance

Accepted by USCIS and all government agencies, colleges, universities, and organizations that recognize AICE.

Easy Ordering

Submit a scanned copy or a photograph of your documents electronically.

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About Transcript Evaluation

Transcript evaluation is an assessment of academic performance. Preparing this type of an evaluation requires an understanding of the message conveyed by grades. Grading is, in fact, an abstract concept which we attempt to quantify. This is done by isolating the few absolute criteria in any type of assessment system – the highest level of achievement and the lowest level of achievement required to ‘pass’. This information is required regardless of grading scale type, whether letter, number, percentage, description, or any combination thereof. Moving forward, it becomes necessary to identify any perceivable performance categories and matching them with the categories contained in the US A-F scale accordingly. Stratification, or categorization of different levels of performance is frequently included on the credentials themselves, while many resources on international education systems contain this information as well as recommendations for conversion to the US grading scale.

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