Transcripts

You must submit a transcript from every university, college or graduate institution you have attended. School transcripts may be self-reported via the online application.

If invited to interview, you will be required to submit official, sealed transcripts from all universities, colleges and/or graduate institutions attended. We will not make a final decision on your application without official transcripts.
When requesting transcripts from your undergraduate and/or graduate institutions, use the transcript request form (PDF) included in the online application and follow the instructions provided.

International Students

You will be asked to either submit official academic records or provide a self-reported transcript for all schools attended. If you submit self-reported records, you will be asked to provide the official documents if invited to interview. We will not make a final decision on your application without official transcripts.

Official records are defined as original documents issued by the institution and bearing the actual (not photocopied) signature of the registrar and the institutional seal. Records issued only once by institutions should be photocopied and certified as official copies either by school officials or legal authorities such as embassies or a notary public. Please do not send the original of an academic record that cannot be replaced.
All records must show the dates of enrollment, courses taken, units of credit, your marks or ratings in each subject, and, if available, your rank in the total class or group. The institutional grading scale or other standards of evaluation, including minimum passing and failing marks, and definition of grades between them, should also be included on or with official records. If academic records and diplomas are not issued in English by the institution, you must submit both the official record and an authorized English translation.
Upon invitation to interview, applicants who received a degree from a university outside of the United States must submit a certified copy of the diploma or certificate, an official transcript in its original language, and a certified English translation of these documents showing the name and title of the translator.

The Booth School of Business reserves the right to review the academic records of all applicants and determine whether the academic credentials presented from a non-U.S. institution qualify for consideration. All degrees must be from an institution recognized by the country’s department or ministry of education.

Sending Transcripts

Please forward the transcripts to:

Office of Admissions
The University of Chicago
Booth School of Business
5807 South Woodlawn Avenue
Chicago, Illinois 60637