Skip to main content
All CollectionsOffice StaffGrading
Editing student transcripts

Editing student transcripts

A new student transferred to your school? Amazing! Let’s update their transcript to include their transfer courses.

jmc training avatar
Written by jmc training
Updated this week

Editing student transcripts in jmc is a simple way to keep academic records accurate and complete. Whether you're building a transcript from scratch for a transfer student or updating records for a long-time student, jmc provides the tools you need to maintain reliable, well-organized records.

To get started, go to Grading > Transcripts > Edit Student Transcripts in jmc Office.

Step One: Select the student to be edited by entering their name in the "Find" field.

Step Two: Click the "Add Record" link to add a course to the student's transcript, or click the "Edit" link next to a course to update its academic details.

Step Three: Select a school year from the "Year" drop-down list to indicate when the student completed the course.

Step Four: Select the term and course from the appropriate drop-down list to include them on the student's transcript.

Helpful Tip: If the course you're looking for isn’t listed in the “Course” drop-down list—or if it’s not offered at your school—click the “Add Transfer Course” quick link and follow the steps to add it to your course list.

Step Five: Select a grade from the "Grade" drop-down list to indicate the student’s level of achievement.

Step Six (optional): Place a checkmark in the "Transfer Credit" checkbox to indicate that the course was completed at a different school.

Step Seven (optional): Enter values in the “Credits Earned Override” and “Credits Attempted Override” fields to adjust GPA calculations—for example, if a student completed only part of a course.​

Step Eight (optional): Place a checkmark in the "Stu In GPA" checkbox if the course should be included in the student’s GPA calculation.

Step Nine (optional): Place a checkmark in the "Stu In GCR" checkbox if the course credits should count toward the student’s graduation credit total.

Step Ten: Enter any course- or state-specific information in the appropriate fields to support accurate state reporting.

Step Eleven (optional): Enter a note in the "Comment" field to add detail to add notes or additional context to the transcript record.


Step Twelve: Click the “Save” or “Update” link to apply your changes, or click “Cancel” to discard them.

Step Thirteen: Click the "Print" button to generate a PDF of the transcript or click the "Export" button to export it to a CSV file.

Did this answer your question?