Transcripts to go digital at Lethbridge College
1 March 2022 2025-05-27 14:48
Transcripts to go digital at Lethbridge College
“Digital credentials provide an improved experience for students and grads who need to access and share their transcripts,” explains Jean Schnarr, business systems analyst in the college’s Registration office. “It will speed up the process of providing transcripts and credentials to employers or other post-secondary institutions while being tamper-proof and secure. This means it will speed up decision-making processes by employers and educational providers, too.”
Starting in the fall of 2020, Canadian universities, colleges, and institutes began making the change to the MyCreds™ network. This ground-breaking, pan-Canadian initiative has been led by the Association of Registrar’s of the Universities and Colleges of Canada (ARUCC) in collaboration with Canadian universities, colleges, and institutes to enhance student mobility, mitigate credential fraud, and create enhanced service that supports Canada’s learners as they move through their academic and professional careers.
MyCreds™ enables academic records such as transcripts to be certified digitally and securely stored online. Lethbridge College students and grads will have direct and any time access to their records, to view, download and share with anyone they choose. More information about this new process can be found on the college’s website.
