Module 9 - Transcript Settings
Video Summary
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Transcript settings control transcript formatting
GPA calculations
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Default GPA scale uses a traditional 4-point system
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Example:
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90–100 = 4 points
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80–89 = 3 points
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70–79 = 2 points
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Schools can customize GPA thresholds and point values
Honors and AP GPA scales
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Honors/AP scales must be created manually
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Linked to specific course options/settings
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Example:
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Honors course:
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90+ = 5 points
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80+ = 4 points
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Honors/AP classes typically award extra GPA weight
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Schools should follow accrediting agency or state guidelines for GPA policies
Transcript display settings
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Configure:
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GPA decimal rounding
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Average grade decimal rounding
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Maximum displayed averages (cap over 100%)
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Signature line text
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Transcript footer
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Footer combines information from multiple sources:
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Transcript-wide footer text (same for all students)
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Student-specific footer text fields
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Automatic passing-grade statement
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Certification/date statement
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Courses marked “does not affect GPA” display with an asterisk on transcripts
Student-specific transcript fields
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Certain user info form fields can appear on transcripts:
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Footer text
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Footer bottom text
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Allows customized transcript notes per student
Custom transcript markings
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Used for non-standard course outcomes on transcripts
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Examples:
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Incomplete
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Withdrawn
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Pass/Fail variations
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Each custom marking includes:
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Name
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Abbreviation
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Whether it counts for credit
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Whether it affects GPA
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Example:
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“Incomplete”:
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Does not award credit
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Does not affect GPA
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Additional notes
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Transcript behavior and formatting are extensively documented in the knowledge base article:
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Custom transcript markings apply only to transcript display, not normal completed grades
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