Submitting Official Transcripts to UCR
Arrange to have your official transcripts sent from the institution you attended to the UCR Admissions Office.
Option 1 (Preferred): Electronically
Have your school and/or college electronically submit your documents to UCR via an electronic vendor. UCR’s CEEB code: 004839
Accepted vendors: Parchment, eTranscriptCA, Credential Solutions, eScripSafe, Scribbles, SCOIR, and National Student Clearinghouse if your academic institution is registered with these e-transcript vendors.
Option 2: By Mail
If your school is unable to submit your documents electronically, paper documents can be mailed to:
Undergraduate Admissions
University of California, Riverside
900 University Ave
Riverside, CA 92521
3106 Student Services Building
- The final determination of transferability (including units and level) will be made only after Undergraduate Admissions receives the official transcript of your coursework from the college or university you attended.
- Transfer work for new incoming students will be evaluated by Undergraduate Admissions.
- Transfer work for students who have completed their first quarter at UC Riverside, are considered continuing students, and will be evaluated by the office of Transfer Credit and Articulation Services. Allow up to 3 weeks after receipt of the official transcript for transfer credit to be evaluated and posted.
- Check with your college or department for additional reviews or approvals of your transfer work once it has been posted to your UC Riverside record.
Questions?
- New incoming students and students within their first term at UC Riverside: Email the Undergraduate Admissions at admissions@ucr.edu
- Current UCR students who sent transcripts after enrolling in their first term and want to know if those transcripts have been received: Email Undergraduate Admissions at admissions@ucr.edu
- Continuing students who have completed their first term at UC Riverside with questions about their transcript evaluations: Email TCAS at tcashelp@ucr.edu
- Questions about how a class applies to major or minor requirements should be directed to the student's department.
- Questions about how a class applies to general education requirements should be directed to the student's college.