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ETX enables exchange of documents between educational institutions, systems, and states. View participants in our Electronic Transcript Exchange (ETX) registry. User Login
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The Clearinghouse Transcript Center allows secure and convenient electronic exchange of high school transcripts for use in postsecondary admissions, school transfers, and state scholarship evaluations. The Transcript Center is FERPA-certified by iKeepSafe, a leading nonprofit privacy organization.
Sign up for Transcript Services at your speed and simplify transcript ordering and delivery while reducing your administrative burden. You can also transfer transcripts and other data privately, quickly, and securely with our advanced data exchange systems.
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Simplify your data exchange and save time and money over manual processing. Our Electronic Transcript Exchange (ETX) automates transcript exchanges for colleges and universities, high schools and districts, school systems, states, and educational organizations.
30 kwi 2024 · Does your institution need an easy to use and automated transcript and data retrieval network? Look no further! Learn about ETX Plus, the Clearinghouse’s free Electronic Transcript Exchange retrieval service and how ETX Plus can support you in your transcript and data exchange needs.
Electronic Transcript Exchange (or ETX) enables you to exchange transcripts with participating educational institutions and organizations via the Clearinghouse’s secure network. Transcript data can be transmitted using any standard format, even PDFs that look just like your paper transcripts.
