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Activities Transcript

An Activities Transcript is a document which identifies College related activities, services and leadership involvement while you attended Mt. San Antonio College (Mt. SAC). Any time a student needs to show verification that they were involved in co-curricular activities while attending Mt. SAC, a completed Activities Transcript should be sent to the College, University, Scholarship Office, Employer, etc. Please do not include course related activities or employment. This document is ONLY VALID when signed by appropriate College employees.
 
Download document, complete, and obtain verifying signatures
(if additional pages are needed, download another copy). 
 
 

Questions?


Contact the Student Life Office at studentlife@mtsac.edu.

    • Frequently Asked Questions

      What to include in my Activities Transcript?
      Students are welcomed and encouraged to add any experience outside of the classroom that has helped them develop skills. The following are examples of involvements students might want to highlight: 

      • Clubs and Organizations Participation (leadership roles, membership)
      • Volunteer Work and Community Service on campus
      • Leadership Activities (Workshops, Seminars, and Trainings)
      • Awards and Recognitions (academic or extracurricular)
      • Athletic Participation

      What is the benefit of an Activities Transcript?
      An Activities Transcript can be used as an extension of a resume when applying for jobs or graduate programs. Employers and graduate schools look for well-rounded candidates, your Activities Transcript showcases skills like teamwork, leadership, community engagement, and time management, strengthening your application. Students participate in many activities during their academic journey and it can be difficult to remember it all. By documenting your co-curricular activities, you can reflect on your skills, achievements, and growth, helping you articulate these in interviews or personal statements.