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About the Registrar’s Office. This office is the information hub for current and former BHS students’ educational records. We generate copies of official transcripts and duplicate diplomas and process a variety of forms pertaining to: concurrent enrollment, early graduation and permission to work.
Student Records and Transcripts. The Berkeley County School District Student Records Department is responsible for the archiving of student cumulative records of former Berkeley County School District students. If you are in need of your school records for any reason, please read all of the instructions below.
Berkeley High School Registrar ’ s Office . 1980 Allston Way, Berkeley, CA 94704 bhsregistrar@berkeley.net 510) 644-4577. (510) 644-6829.Fax: (510) 644-8766 https://bhs.berkeleyschools.net/ or www.berkeleyschools.net . Former Student Records Request Form. Today’s Date: _____ Date Request Due_____
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Submitting Transcripts
Newly Admitted Students – Official transcripts and documents must be submitted by the deadlines outlined in your Conditions of Admission and in your CalCentraltasks list. You should request transcripts from your high school before your school closes for the summer. You must also request official transcripts from any college you have attended and submit them before the deadline. For more information and instructions for submission of transcripts and other documents, please visit the Office of...
Obtaining Transcripts
There are several options for obtaining an official transcript: 1. Current students should order official transcripts via CalCentral, My Academics under Academic Records. 2. Visit Cal Student Central in 120 Sproul Hall to pick up official transcripts (limit nine copies per day). Be sure to bring your photo ID. 3. Alumni, former students, and summer-only students can order official transcripts via TranscriptsPlus. 4. PDF Transcripts for current and former students can be ordered via Transcript...
There are two reports (‘Exam Results’ and ‘Transfer Credit Report’) you can use to review scores and transfer credit. They are both available under “My Academics” in CalCentral. Exam Results –displays scores for SAT, ACT, AP, IB, A-levels, AWPE, as well as L&S exams for Foreign Language and Quantitative Reasoning. Located under Academic Records. Tr...
For proof of your enrollment and/or graduation, you can request an Enrollment Verification from your CalCentral My Academics under Academic Records or complete a Request for Verification of Attendance and Degrees.
The Academic Progress Report or APR is a report used by multiple levels of the University responsible for assigning the requirements you need to complete to earn your bachelor’s degree. You can use this to track your degree progress. including your current term coursework. This tool is located on your CalCentral “My Academics” under Degree Requirem...
Occasionally students decide to discontinue their studies at Berkeley for a period of time after beginning a semester. This is called a withdrawal. Students withdraw for many reasons: to work, recover from an illness, attend to personal business, or find their true academic direction. If you’d like to return to campus, you must apply for readmissio...
History of Berkeley High. In 1884, with a graduating class of four, Berkeley High became the first high school to be accredited by the University of California. The school grew rapidly and by the turn of the century it was very crowded.
BERKELEY HIGH SCHOOL, South Carolina Department of Education, SouthCarolina. General Information. You can order a copy of student records on this site (Transcripts, Immunization Records, Graduation Verifications, etc.).
Berkeley High School is a public high school in the Berkeley Unified School District, and the only public high school in the city of Berkeley, California, United States. It is located one long block west of Shattuck Avenue and three short blocks south of University Avenue in Downtown Berkeley .
