Order a transcript

Official transcripts are typically required when you apply to academic programs at another institution or when an employer requests proof of your academic history.

The Registrar’s Office issues official transcripts, which provide a complete record of your academic activity and achievement. Current students must order official transcripts through Aurora.

Each transcript has a fee of $30 per share. One share will allow you to share the document with one recipient.  

Payment is accepted by credit card (Visa or MasterCard) or Visa Debit only.  

To order your transcript:

  1. Log in to Aurora.
  2. Locate the Order a Document card.
  3. Select Request an Official Transcript.
  4. Enter the email you want to use for your MyCreds account.
  5. Enter the number of shares for your transcript.
    • Each share credit will allow you to share your transcript one time.
  6. Submit the request.
  7. You will receive an email with a link to access your transcript.
    • Once your MyCreds account has been created and verified, you will receive an email with a link to access your request. 
    • If you are having issues accessing your transcript, please review our MyCreds instructions.

Active Offer - Request Format: Digital form.
This digital form is available in alternate formats upon request. If you require an alternative format, contact: Registrar.Office@umanitoba.ca.

Transcript Delivery

Transcripts are delivered digitally through the MyCreds platform.

For information about MyCreds, and how to share documents through MyCreds, please review our MyCreds page.

Transcript Eligibility

To order a transcript you must confirm that:

  • You have no holds on your account. This means no outstanding payments to the University. These include parking tickets, library fines, and residence fees. Transcripts will only be issued once these obligations are met.
  • Your transcript contains all required information. Make sure that you can see all your posted grades and any degrees awarded. You can confirm this by viewing your unofficial transcript in Aurora.
  • You did not take certificate courses through Extended Education before 2014. Students who were in certificate courses prior to 2014 should contact Extended Education.

Unofficial Transcripts

An unofficial transcript is a copy of your academic record, listing your classes, grades, and GPA. Your unofficial transcript can be downloaded and printed in Aurora.

The unofficial transcript does not show all the information contained on the official transcript. This includes comments, disciplinary notations, micro-credentials, awards and Extended Education work prior to May 2014. Cumulative GPA is subject to institutional repeat rules.

If you have been asked to provide a transcript to a third party, please verify whether an official or unofficial transcript is required. 

To get a copy of your unofficial transcript, please follow these steps:

  1. Login to Aurora.
  2. Navigate to the Order a Document Card.
  3. Select Unofficial Transcript.
  4. Select All Levels.
  5. Select Web Transcript.
  6. Click Submit.
  7. Locate the print icon in the top right corner of the transcript preview.  
    • Print and/or download and save to your desired location.  

Transcripts for UM Alumni and former students

UM Alumni and former students can order transcripts through Aurora, using your UM email and password. If you are unable to access Aurora, contact the Registrar's office. 

Processing times may vary (up to 10 business days).

Extended Education transcripts

If you took certificate courses prior to 2014, these records are held separately in Extended Education.

  • Current students/students after May 2014

    You must order your transcripts online through Aurora if:

    • You are a current student
    • A student who took certificate courses
    • A student who took individual, non-degree UM Extended Education courses after May 2014

    Log into Aurora to order a transcript

  • Students before May 2014

    Students who studied with Extended Education BEFORE May 2014 must order their transcripts by completing and submitting the request through their office.

Official stamped copy of course descriptions

Stamped course descriptions are brief 1-3 sentence descriptions of a course, taken from the Academic Calendar.

Please note that Course descriptions are NOT the same as the course syllabus. If you require course syllabi, please contact the department that offered the course.

Requesting Stamped copies of course descriptions:

  1. Complete the Request for Official Stamped Copy of Course Descriptions web form.
  2. Following your request, you will receive an email asking you to submit a copy of your government-issued photo ID, to confirm your identity.
    • Please ensure you follow up with a photo ID - we will not be able to process your request without confirming your identity.
  3. Once completed, we will email the official stamped copy of the course descriptions to the delivery email address you specify. Please allow 10 working days for processing.

Active Offer

  • Request Format: Webform

    This webform is available in alternate formats upon request. If you require an alternative format, please contact: Registrar.Office@umanitoba.ca.

Medical verifications

Medical students requiring verification of medical credentials should contact the Dean’s office, Max Rady College of Medicine.

Transcript elements

Transcripts contain the following information:

  • The student's name and day and month of birth
  • The student ID number
  • Program of study including major, minor, concentration
  • List of UM courses and grades earned by level (non-degree, undergraduate, graduate)
  • Term GPA
  • Record of academic standing
  • Summary of transfer credit from other institutions
  • Academic awards and scholarships
  • UM degree awarded with the degree date
  • Co-curricular records prior to Fall 2012

Transcript Legend

This legend is found on the back page of your official transcript.

Affiliation

Universities Canada, the Association of Commonwealth Universities and the International Association of Universities.


Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) Designated Learning Institution Number: O19091528512
 

Pre and Post September 2006 Transcripts

The University of Manitoba course numbering system was revised effective September 2006. The course numbers that appear on pre-September 2006 transcripts include numeric department numbers and a three-digit course number. Course numbers on post-September 2006 transcripts include a subject code of up to four characters and a four-digit course number.

Effective September 2006, each level of study starts on a separate page.

Level of Study

  • Non-Degree
  • Undergraduate
  • Graduate
  • Post Graduate Medical Education
     

Grade Mode Description

C Challenge for Credit
O Occasional Course: Course is not a requirement of the program
X Auxiliary Course: Course is not a major requirement of the program, but it is required/recommended by the student’s advisor.

 

Grade Comments

CW Compulsary Withdrawal
DISC Discipline
I Incomplete Grade
I NP Incomplete, No Paper
NP No Paper

 

Campus Code Descriptions

CMB Campus Manitoba
IUS Inter-Universities Services
RRC Red River College
STB Pre September 2011 Collège universitaire de Saint-Boniface
Post September 2011 Université de Saint-Boniface
 
UCN University College of the North
UMW University of Manitoba/University of Winnipeg
WCB William & Catherine Booth College

 

Repeated Course Indicators

I Included: Course is included in Earned and GPA Hours and the GPA Calculation.
E Excluded: Course is excluded from Term and GPA Hours and the GPA Calculation.
A Included in GPA: Course is excluded from Earned Hours but is included in GPA Hours and GPA Calculation.

 

Systems of Grading

From 1946 to August 1967, inclusive, the percentage system of grading was in use at the University of Manitoba. Letter grading commenced in January 1968.

B+  grade introduced in Summer 1969; A+ changed from 4.0 to 4.5 in 1993.

Grade Point Average (GPA)

The University of Manitoba does not display cumulative GPA, degree GPA, or major GPA on official transcripts. Official transcripts list courses, grades, credit hours, and degrees awarded only.

Grade Descriptions

Grade Symbol

Quality Points

Definition of Grade Symbol

A+

4.5

Exceptional

A

4.0

Excellent

B+

3.5

Very good

B

3.0

Good

C+

2.5

Satisfactory

C

2.0

Adequate

D

1.0

Marginal

F

0.0

Failure

F/NP

0.0

Failure/No Paper

F/CW

0.0

Failure/Compulsory Withdrawal

 

Grades not included in the computation of the Grade Point Average:

FAIL

0.0

Failure

P, PASS

0.0

Pass

ATTD

0.0

Attended

AU, AUD

0.0

Audit

CMA

0.0

Society of Management Accountants of Manitoba Credit

CO

0.0

Continuing in Course

CR

0.0

Credit (Represents a C or Better Grade

DNA

0.0

Did Not Attend

DW

0.0

Deferred Examination Permitted

EXEM

0.0

Exemption

INC

0.0

Incomplete

IP

0.0

In Progress

LP IP

0.0

Letter of Permission In Progress

NG

0.0

Not Graded

RW

0.0

Required to Withdraw

S

0.0

Standing

SU

0.0

Supplemental Examination permitted

UBS

0.0

Substitution

TRAN

0.0

Transfer

VW

0.0

Voluntary Withdrawal

VWS

0.0

Withdrawal from a course that was affected by the Fall 2016 Strike by the University of Manitoba Faculty Association

*** 0.0 Missing

 

P* (PASS) or any letter grade with an asterisk (*) = 0.0

 

Course Classifications & Grade Classifications (Pre-September 2006)

A, AU Auditor
AV Rewrite for average
AX Auxiliary
C Ancillary
CH Taken by way of Challenge for Credit
CO Continuing in Course
CP Composition Poor
CW Compulsory Withdrawal
DE, DX Deferred Examination
D, DW Deferred Writing
I Incomplete
IU On Letter of Permission Inter-Universities North Program
LP On Letter of Permission at Another Institution
M Major
NP No Paper
OS Occasional Student
PI Previously Reported Incomplete (prior to Sept 1975)
PI Previously ‘Continuing in Course’ (effective Sept 1985)
R Reread
RW Required to Withdraw
S Standing
SE Special Examination
SS Special/Visiting Student (Prior to Sept 1979)
SS Special Student Status (effective Sept 1979)
SP Spelling Poor
SU Supplemental Examination
T Transfer of Credit Within Session
TR Transfer of Credit (prior to Sept 1999)
TR Internal Transfer of Credit (effective Sept 1999)
TX External Transfer of Credit (effective Sept 1999)
VS Visiting Student (effective Sept 1979)
VW Voluntary Withdrawal

 

Transcripts Contact

University of Manitoba Registrar's Office (Transcripts)
400 UMSU University Centre
Winnipeg, Manitoba / R3T 2N2

204-474-9420
1-877-474-9420 (toll free)
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Wednesday: 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Subject to change based on University closures.