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Faster System Transcript Request FASTER System Transcript Request (*Florida Automated System for Transferring Educational Records) Processed in 2 – 4 business days, the official transcript(s) will be sent electronically directly from GCSC to the checked institution(s) listed below. Transcripts will not be released if there are RESTRICTIONS on the student’s record. Student Information (Print) *Legible copy of Photo ID must accompany form. GCSC Student ID#:______________________ Last Name:_________________________________ First Name:_______________________ MI:_____ Previous Name:________________________________ Has Your Address Changed? Yes Last Four of SSN: _ _ _ _ Date of Birth:__________________ Best Phone #:_____________________ Email:_____________________________________ Last Year Attended:_____________ (approx.) Send Transcript: Now End of Semester Electronic Transcript Information Transcripts will be sent directly to the Admissions office of the Florida college or university listed below. Please check the school where you want your transcript sent. Florida Colleges Florida Universities Brevard CC Northwest FL State College Florida Atlantic University Eastern FL St College - Broward Palm Beach State College Florida International University Central FL CC Pasco Hernando CC Florida State Univ – Panama City Chipola College Pensacola State College Florida State Univ - Tallahassee Daytona State College Polk State College Gulf Coast University FL Southwestern St Col - Edison Santa Fe College University of Central FL FL Keys CC Seminole St College of FL University of Florida FL State College Jacksonville South FL CC University of North FL Gateway College State College of FL University of South FL Hillsborough CC St Johns River CC University of West FL Indian River State College St Petersburg College Lake Sumter CC Tallahassee State College Miami-Dade College Valencia CC North FL CC If your school is not listed above, please go to the National Clearing House Transcript Services to order your transcript at Studentclearinghouse.org. Student Signature Required Student Signature:__________________________________ Date:_______________________ How to Submit Your Transcript Request Fax this form with a legible copy of photo ID to: FOR OFFICE USE ONLY Gulf Coast State College – Admissions Office Received:________________ Staff Initials:__________ FAX#: 850-767-8199 or 850-913-3308 Compliance with Section 119.071(5), Florida Statutes, Gulf Coast State College (GCSC) issues this notification regarding the purpose for the collection and use of your Social Security Number (SSN). Gulf Coast State College collects and uses your SSN only to perform the College duties and responsibilities. To protect your identity, GCSC will maintain the privacy of your SSN and never release it to unauthorized parties in compliance with state and federal laws. The College assigns you a unique student/employee identification number which is used for associated employment and educational purposes at GCSC, including the access of your college records. R > Admissions & Records > Current Forms > Word Forms > Faster Trax Transcript Request.docx Rev: 08/28/2020 .
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