- If having trouble accessing Howdy, please contact the Help Desk Central at https://it.tamu.edu/help/.
- Log directly into Myhub.org using one of the social login options for LinkedIn or Google accounts. In Myhub, click on Self Service and then click on the Order Transcript button.
- If you are unable to login, please contact the National Student Clearinghouse for assistance with MyHub
- The order form can be submitted to our office via FAX, by mail, or in person.
- We cannot accept this form via email due to credit card security measures
- We cannot accept credit card info by phone or email.
- Contact transcript@tamu.edu if you have any additional questions.
Be sure to take the following into consideration
- Track the status of orders, find answers to FAQ’s, and contact ordering support at National Student Clearinghouse My Student Center page.
- Students with active transcript holds will NOT be allowed to submit an order for an official transcript until the hold has been resolved.
- Consult with the transcript recipient to verify they will accept your transcript via the intended delivery method. Transcript recipients may not accept transcripts via the delivery methods available for ordering. It is the student’s responsibility to request transcript delivery for the recipient in a manner acceptable to them.
- View the list of Institutions Receiving Texas A&M University Electronic Transcripts (pdf) from Texas A&M University through the SPEEDE server.
Students with outstanding financial obligations to the University may be PREVENTED from receiving an official transcript. Current students may check for transcript holds on Howdy on their My Record tab. Former students may check for transcript holds on Howdy on the Former Student Tab. It is the student's responsibility to clear transcript holds. Please visit our 'Checking for Holds' page for more general information related to holds.
Accessing an Unofficial Transcript:
Current StudentsCurrent students may access an unofficial transcript, HTML or PDF version, through Howdy by navigating to the Grades and Transcripts channel on the My Record tab.
If you are having trouble accessing Howdy, please contact the Help Desk Central at https://it.tamu.edu/help/.
- Current students may check for transcript holds on Howdy on their My Record tab. It is the student's responsibility to clear transcript holds. Please visit the Checking for Holds page for more general information related to holds.
Former students may access an unofficial transcript, HTML or PDF version, through Howdy by navigating to the Grades and Transcripts channel on the My Record tab.
If you forget your NetID or it is expired, visit the IT Self Service Knowledge Base article regarding Resetting a Forgotten NetID Password for help.
- Former students who have not been enrolled in the past two years - Before being able to access Howdy to view an unofficial transcript, one may need to reactivate their Howdy account by completing the Former Student Questionnaire . Once reactivated, former students can view their official transcript online in Howdy. Please note, this process could take a week to reactivate your Howdy account.
- Former students with access to Howdy may check for transcript holds on the Former Student Tab in Howdy. It is the student's responsibility to clear transcript holds. Please visit the Checking for Holds page for more general information related to holds.
- Texas A&M University students who attended prior to Fall 1985
- School of Law students who attended prior to fall 2013 *
- Baylor College of Dentistry students who attended prior to fall 2009
Former students who are unable to access their unofficial transcript online may request an unofficial transcript by submitting a signed request in writing or by submitting a completed and signed Transcript Request Form to the Office of the Registrar. There is no charge for an unofficial transcript. Transcript staff will only release an unofficial transcript to the student via in-person, mail, or fax. The Office of the Registrar WILL NOT email an unofficial transcript.
Parents/GuardiansParents/Guardians who have been authorized by a student to have access to academic information in Howdy may also view the student's unofficial PDF transcript on the Parent tab.
Additional Information:
What is an Official Transcript?An official transcript is a comprehensive record of a student's academic progress at Texas A&M University*. In other words, a student's official Texas A&M University transcripts includes academic credit awarded to the student at all levels of study (undergraduate, graduate, and professional). Partial transcripts are not available. Transcripts contain confidential information and are released only in accordance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA). Transcripts may not be redisclosed without written permission from the student.
* Students of the Law School who enrolled during the fall 2013 semester and beyond may obtain a Texas A&M University transcript containing their professional law school level academic history included. Former students of the Law School who were enrolled prior to the fall 2013 semester, while it operated under Texas Wesleyan School of Law, will need to order an official transcript from the Texas Wesleyan University's Registrar's Office.
Students of the Health Science Center (HSC) may obtain a Texas A&M University transcript containing their HSC academic history included. As of July 15, 2013, the Texas A&M Health Science Center was officially added as an academic unit under the administration of Texas A&M University.
Information Included on an Official Texas A&M Transcript:
Official Texas A&M Transcript Informational Items Student identifying information – name, SSN (last four digits), date of birth Semester-by-semester listing of all courses attempted at Texas A&M University (College Station, Galveston branch, and Qatar branch campuses), with credit hours, grades, and grade points earned for each Undergraduate transfer credit hour totals by school (no individual courses are listed) Hours for which the student earned credit by exam Graduate level transfer hours, and grades by school if transferred courses are being used on the graduate degree plan Semester totals of hours completed, grade points earned, and grade point average Cumulative totals of hours completed, grade points earned, and grade point average for the student's undergraduate and/or professional careers Degrees awarded by Texas A&M University, with major and minor fields of study Official University seal and signature of the Registrar Available Transcript Addendum Information Includes:
In accordance with state mandated requirements Texas A&M University will print the following items at the end of an official transcript when requested by a student.
Informational Items Included in the Transcript Addendum Texas Success Initiative (TSI) completion status and applicable test scores Texas Core Curriculum completion status and courses utilized in meeting core curriculum requirements Texas Six Drop Limit Status, or TEC 51.907 Undergraduate Course Drop Counter -
Texas A&M University undergraduate students seeking to enroll in another Texas public college or university and needs to send the institution an official transcript for admissions or transfer credit purposes are strongly encouraged to order their official Texas A&M University transcript and request the inclusion of the information printed in the transcript addendum.
An unofficial Texas A&M University transcript is a comprehensive advising record of a student's academic progress at Texas A&M University*. In other words, a student's official Texas A&M University transcripts includes academic credit awarded to the student at all levels of study (undergraduate, graduate, and professional), detailed transfer credit from other institutions awarded to the student, and curriculum of study by term information.
* Students of the Law School who enrolled during the fall 2013 semester and beyond may obtain an unofficial Texas A&M University transcript containing their professional law school level academic history included. Former students of the Law School who were enrolled prior to the fall 2013 semester, while it operated under Texas Wesleyan School of Law, will need to request an unofficial transcript from the Texas Wesleyan University's Registrar's Office.
Students of the Health Science Center (HSC) may obtain an unofficial Texas A&M University transcript containing their HSC academic history included. As of July 15, 2013, the Texas A&M Health Science Center was officially added as an academic unit under the administration of Texas A&M University.
Information Included on an Unofficial Texas A&M Transcript:
Unofficial Texas A&M Transcript Informational Items Student identifying information – name, SSN (last four digits), date of birth Semester-by-semester listing of all courses attempted at Texas A&M University (College Station, Galveston, and Qatar campuses), with credit hours, grades, and grade points earned for each Undergraduate transfer credit hour totals by school (details on transfer courses are listed) Hours for which the student earned credit by exam Graduate level transfer hours, and grades by school if transferred courses are being used on the graduate degree plan Semester totals of hours completed, grade points earned, and grade point average Cumulative totals of hours completed, grade points earned, and grade point average for the student's undergraduate and/or professional careers Degrees awarded by Texas A&M University, with major and minor fields of study Curriculum of Study information listed semester by semester
Information Not Available on an Unofficial Transcript Includes:The following information is not available on an unofficial transcript. However, a student may obtain an unofficial copy of this information in Howdy through the TSI and Core Curriculum link in both the 'Grades and Transcripts' (on both My Record and Former Student tabs) and 'Texas Success Initiative' (on My Record tab) channels.
Informational Items NOT Included on the Unofficial Transcript Texas Success Initiative (TSI) completion status and applicable test scores Texas Core Curriculum completion status and courses utilized in meeting core curriculum requirements Texas Six Drop Limit Status, or TEC 51.907 Undergraduate Course Drop Counter 