Transcript Request

Transcript requests may take up to 2 - 3 business days after requested. 

An official transcript is a detailed record of your academic history at Durham College that includes an authorized signature.

Durham College is using a new Canadian digital credential platform called MyCreds™ to issue academic documents electronically. MyCreds™ provides fast and easy access to request and send your transcripts and credentials to academic institutions, employers, government offices and more, anytime, anywhere.

For more information about MyCreds™, please visit the MyCreds™ FAQ website.

Request, pay and share your official transcripts in three simple steps:

  1. Request your transcript by logging into your MyDC account and selecting “Request Transcript”.
  2. Once you are notified, follow the link you receive from MyCreds via your preferred email address to create your account and/or log in.
  3. Pay for your credits and share your official transcript.

Click on the TUTORIALS tab below, for a full step-by-step guide to requesting your official transcript.

Additional Information

Fees and Payment

There is a $16.00 (plus HST) non-refundable charge for each additional official transcript requested or shared. The transcript fee can be paid by direct debit payment or credit card on MyCreds after the document is uploaded to MyCreds. Should you owe fees or fines, transcript services will not be provided.

Please note, when paying for a share credit, banks hold funds which are released in 24 to 72 hours when a credit card is not successfully entered (i.e. the billing address is not keyed in as an exact match to the billing address on the credit card statement. 

Unofficial Transcript

If you require your transcript for personal use at this time, please view your unofficial transcript on MyDC. To do this, please follow the How to View Your Unofficial Transcript tutorial.

What is MyCreds™?

MyCreds™ | MesCertif™ is owned by the Association of Registrars of the Universities and Colleges of Canada (ARUCC).

It is a national credential wallet for postsecondary learners created by Canadian higher education leadership and demonstrates how ARUCC and Canadian colleges, institutes and universities are committed to ensuring official and secure document exchange that adheres to the Groningen Declaration Network (GDN) principles: “Citizens worldwide should be able to consult and share their authentic educational data with whomever they want, whenever they want, wherever.”

ARUCC became a signatory to the GDN principles in 2015.