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Transcript Requests
If you attended NOVA between Fall 2001 and today, you can request transcripts online through NOVAConnect.
Online
- Log into NOVAConnect
- Click VCCS89: Student Information System
- Click Self Service
- Follow the instructions to request your transcripts
By Fax
- Complete and sign the Request for Transcript Form (125-89); unsigned requests cannot be processed.
- Fax the completed form to 703.813.6022
By Mail
- Complete and sign the Request for Transcript Form (125-89); unsigned requests cannot be processed.
- Mail the completed form to your campus Student Services Center
Transcripts to be sent to George Mason University
If you have not been admitted to GMU, use this address:
George Mason University
Office of Admissions
4400 University Drive
Fairfax, VA 22030-4444
George Mason University
Registrar’s Office
4400 University Drive
Fairfax, VA 22030-4444
Important Information
- Transcripts are free.
- Submit a separate request for each transcript required.
- Official transcripts are released only after you have completed one course at NOVA.
- No transcripts will be issued if you owe money to the college or fail to sign your transcript request form.
- If attachments are required (i.e., for law or medical school admission services), paper clip the attachment to the transcript request form.
- CEU transcripts should be requested through your campus Workforce Development/Continuing Education Office.
- Allow one week for any special processing.
- Coordinate in-person transcript pick-ups with your campus Student Services Center. Photo ID is required to pick up the transcript.
- If you have any monetary holds on your record, no transcript will be mailed. Check your unofficial transcript and holds online through the Student Center in NOVAConnect.
- All transcripts issued are official and in a sealed envelope. DO NOT OPEN YOUR TRANSCRIPT if you plan to send the transcript to a college or organization. An opened transcript will be considered unofficial by most colleges and organizations.