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The Office of Higher Education keeps records of students academic transcripts from colleges, universities and private vocational schools that have since shut down. If you need a copy of your transcript you can submit a request through our Veoci database by following this link; Veoci.

In the realm of academia, where knowledge holds importance Student Transcripts play a vital role, in shaping future endeavors. In this article we will explore the world of Student Transcripts uncovering their significance, complexities and how they contribute to a students journey.

Student Transcripts also known as “Relevé de notes” in French serve as records documenting a students academic performance throughout their educational path. These transcripts encompass a wealth of information ranging from course grades to accomplishments providing a holistic understanding of a students capabilities.

Resources for Veterans

• Veterans Program Eligibility/Benefits
• State of Connecticut Tuition Assistance for Veterans
• University of Connecticut
• Connecticut State Colleges & Universities

Resources for Job Seekers

• Career Planning & Management Resources (PDF Document)
• Job Lines & Websites (PDF document)
• Teaching in Connecticut (PDF document)
• Connecticut Department of Labor

Resources for Students with Disabilities

• U.S. Department of Education, Office of Civil Rights
• Center for Postsecondary Education and Disability
• Financial aid resources, see Websites for Students with Disabilities

A helpful guide for students, parents and job seekers

• Resources for Career Planning & Management; Discovering the job involves exploring various guides, reference books and online sources. This pamphlet provides a list of recommended sources.
• Accreditation of College Degrees; Find reliable sources to verify the accreditation status of postsecondary programs and institutions including private occupational schools, colleges and universities.
• Websites for Course Searches; Explore websites that offer a wide range of credit and non credit courses for both young and adult students. These resources include colleges, adult education offices well as online degree programs.
• Financial Aid Assistance; Access financial websites that cater to the needs of all students. This includes sites tailored to interests and community foundations offering support.
• Resources for International Students; This pamphlet contains valuable information for international students pursuing degrees in the U.S. as well as those interested in learning English or obtaining a high school equivalency degree.
• Job Opportunities & Online Platforms; Learn about major websites that can assist you in your employment search endeavors.
• Transitioning After School; Designed for middle and high school students this publication provides a variety of useful websites. It covers topics such, as college planning, college entrance exams preparation tips, study skills guidance, online college applications assistance and resources related to aid.

If you’re starting a career there are resources to help you find the right fit. These include websites that match your interests with careers as well as sites where middle and high school students can explore different career options. You can also find descriptions of careers to get a better idea of what they entail.

Here are some helpful resources;

• Parent College Prep; This checklist is designed to assist you and your college bound student throughout the college application process.
• Questions to Ask When Choosing A College; This resource provides a range of questions that students and parents might want to ask college admissions officers or consider while visiting campuses.
• Teach in Connecticut; If you’re interested in becoming a certified teacher this information will guide you on the path towards achieving your goal.
• Tuition Aid for Veterans; Veterans can find information here about tuition waivers to them.

These resources aim to support individuals in their career journeys and provide information, for making informed decisions.

Colleges, Trade Schools, Areas of Study

• CT Colleges & Universities
• Browse Majors – Degree & Non-Degree Programs
• Transfer Programs
• Postsecondary Career Schools
• Course Search Websites (PDF Document)
• CT Distance Learning Consortium
• Student Transcripts – How to Obtain Copies from Closed Schools & Colleges
• Student Complaints

Planning & Paying for College

• Paying for College (PDF document)
• Student Financial Aid – Summary of Federal & State Programs
• How to Complete the FAFSA (Video)
• Financial Aid Resources – Comprehensive list of options based on intended careers and interests and interests (PDF document)
• CT Higher Education Trust – CHET College Savings Program

Programs for Students

• Alternative Route to Teacher Certification
• CT Commission on Community Service

The Connecticut State Colleges and Universities system and the University of Connecticut offer programs that allow eligible students in the Connecticut community college system to transfer to Eastern, Southern, Central or Western Connecticut State University, Charter Oak State College or the University of Connecticut for further education without repeating their credits. Students who take part in these transfer programs can earn an associate degree from one of Connecticuts twelve community colleges. Then transfer to a public four year institution to obtain a bachelors degree.

To find out more about the Guaranteed Admission Program at the University of Connecticut for students from Connecticut community colleges click here.

To learn about the Transfer Tickets program offered by the Connecticut State Colleges and Universities for students in Connecticut community colleges who wish to transfer to a four year institution click here.

There are transfer programs in Connecticut that allow qualified students from community colleges to continue their education at universities without repeating credits. The Connecticut State Colleges and Universities system and the University of Connecticut offer these programs.

Students who participate can earn an associate degree from one of the twelve community colleges in Connecticut. Then transfer to a public four year institution to earn a bachelors degree. If you want information about the Guaranteed Admission Program for community college students at the University of Connecticut click here. To learn more about the Transfer Tickets program offered by the Connecticut State Colleges and Universities for community college students interested in transferring to a four year institution click here. For information on transferring to institutions, in Connecticut click here.