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MyCreds Tips

Creating a MyCreds account

To access your transcripts though MyCreds, register for a MyCreds account. Be sure to use your personal email address on file with RRC Polytech to register as transcripts are not uploaded using the academic email. If you are unable to register using your personal email, or the transcript is not available, please reach out to RRC Polytech’s Student Service Centres for assistance.

If you have already registered for a MyCreds account, log in on the MyCreds website.

Viewing and Sharing your Official Transcript

  1. Once you have signed into your MyCreds account, you will be presented with the documents that are available to you for viewing and sharing.
  2. There will be a fee associated each time you share your Official Transcript with a third party.
  3. To share, click on SHARE. A box will open where you will enter the information for what person or institution you would like to share your transcript with. Click CONTINUE.
  4. If you have available share credits to use, a Confirmation of Share box will open. Click SHARE.
  5. If you do not have share credits, you will need to purchase some. Click on the document you want to share.
    It will open document. Along the top of the web page you will see how many share credits you have left. If you have zero, you will need to click on ADD MORE to make a purchase.
  6. A payment box will open. You can choose how many share credits you would like to purchase. Enter payment information and click PAY. The cost for each credit will be the cost of how many Official Transcripts you would like to share.
  7. Once your payment has been processed, you will see a Purchase Confirmation. Click OK. You are now ready to share your document.
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