Step 4: Send Final Documents to Admission

All students are required to provide the following documents as soon as they are available.  These documents should be sent to USF directly from your school or testing agency.

Documents to Submit

First Year Students

  • Final official high school transcripts. Even if you used unofficial transcripts in your application, we need your final official transcripts if you intend to enroll at USF. Your official transcripts should be sent to USF directly from your high school. Your counselor can email your final transcript to appservices@usfca.edu or use a platform like Naviance, Maia, SCOIR, etc., if your school uses one.
  • Official School Leaving, AP, IB, or A Level exam score reports (if applicable), sent to us directly from the testing agency. 
  • Official college transcripts for any college courses you received credit for (if applicable).

Transfer Students

  • High school transcript or copy of diploma. Proof of high school graduation is required for all incoming transfer students.
  • Updated official transcripts for any college work not reflected on the degree evaluation at the time of admission. If you have college classes currently in progress, USF won’t be able to enter those credits until you've submitted your final grades. After you finish your classes, please send an updated official transcript. 
  • Official School Leaving, AP, IB, or A Level exam score reports (if applicable), sent to us directly from the testing agency.

How to Submit Your Transcript

Your school counselor can email your transcripts to appservices@usfca.edu or physical copies can be sent to:

Office of Admission
University of San Francisco
2130 Fulton Street
San Francisco, CA 94117
USA

AP/IB/College credit

To see how your AP/IB/College credit might transfer to USF, please visit our AP/IB/College credit page. We also recommend that you check your degree evaluation, which will show how your AP/IB/College credit may have transferred to USF credit. To view your degree evaluation, log into the myUSF dashboard, click on the Banner Self Service (Student) box, then Student Records → Degree Evaluation. Transfer students, please see Step 7 for more details on transferring credit.

 

Deadline: ASAP or when you receive your final grades from your last class.

Questions?
Office of Admission, Lone Mountain, Room 250
2130 Fulton Street, San Francisco, CA 94117
Tel: (415) 422-6612, Fax: (415) 422-2217
Email: admission@usfca.edu

If USF or the Department has reason to believe the transcripts or equivalent are not valid or were not obtained from an entity that provides secondary school education, the admission office will investigate to confirm the school is recognized by the appropriate entity approved by the state department of education, a recognized home school association approved by the state department of education, the state attorney General’s office or by other means.