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Do I need to provide transcripts for all semesters completed, including seventh and eighth semesters in UK/Canada for a Bachelor's?

04 Sept 2026 · Answered by Chaithrakala P L · 1 min read
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Yes, absolutely, you must eventually provide transcripts for all completed semesters, including the seventh and eighth, when applying to the UK or Canada. If you are still in your final year, submit an interim transcript up to semester six first, then send final transcripts once you graduate.

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Yes, you must provide transcripts covering every semester of your bachelor's degree, including the seventh and eighth, for a UK or Canada application. Whether you submit them now or later depends entirely on whether you have already graduated when you apply.

What to Submit Based on Your Stage

Your StageWhat You Submit
Already graduatedComplete official transcripts for all semesters plus your final degree certificate
Currently in final yearInterim transcript up to semester 6, plus a list of current courses
After a conditional offerFinal official transcripts and degree certificate once available

Key Points to Remember

  • Leaving out your final semesters results in an incomplete application that universities will not evaluate.
  • Most universities accept unofficial or interim transcripts through student portals for initial review.
  • Official copies sent directly from your university, or via services like Parchment or Digitary, are required if admitted.

My Advice

Request your interim transcript from your registrar as soon as semester six results are out, and set a reminder to request your final semester seven and eight transcripts the moment your degree is conferred, so your conditional offer converts without any last-minute delay.

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