- Log in to your eWOLF account. On the My Classes drop-down menu, select Transcripts.
Former Students: Order Official Transcripts Online
- You can order an official transcript from FRCC online.
- Official transcripts are available online if you're a former student who took classes within the last three years, or have earned a degree or certificate from FRCC or any other Colorado Community College System institution.
Transcripts will not be provided for students who have outstanding financial obligations to Front Range Community College (FRCC) or any college in the Colorado Community College System.
How do I see all the courses I have taken?
You can view all your courses and grades on your unofficial transcripts. To view your unofficial transcript, log in to eWOLF, from the My Classes drop-down menu select Order Transcripts, then click on the unofficial transcript link on the right hand side of the page.
What does the S/A or U/D mean?
S/A = Satisfactory (A-level) work in a designated developmental course
S/B = Satisfactory (B-level) work in a designated developmental course
S/C = Satisfactory (C-level) work in a designated developmental course
U/D = Unsatisfactory (D-level) work in a designated developmental course
U/F = Unsatisfactory (F-level) work in a designated developmental course
Other grading symbols and their definitions can be found in the catalog. Grades are issued at the end of each semester and are not mailed. Students may access grades by logging into their eWOLF account.
Does a "D" transfer and/or count towards my degree?
The transfer of credits with the grade of "D" is dependent upon the policy of the institution to which you are transferring. Generally, colleges only transfer credits for courses with grades of “C-” or better. If you are transferring to another school, check with your receiving school to learn their policy regarding the transfer of credits.
At FRCC, students must earn a grade of C or better for them to be applied to any degree or certificate program. Students enrolled at FRCC prior to 2009-2010 and continuously enrolled may still be able to apply a grade of D toward their program if the program allowed it per the catalog for the year in which they first enrolled. In addition, there are some programs that require students to achieve specific grades or GPAs to continue in the program. Be sure to look over your program's requirements carefully and meet with your academic advisor for any questions you may have regarding grade requirements.
When do I need to show my identification?
Students are required to verify their identification before any student service at FRCC is provided. Examples include working with Financial Aid or the Registrar's Office. Acceptable forms of identification includes:
- A series of questions unique to you
- Student ID/Wolf card
- High school ID card
- Another form of identification issued by a state or federal jurisdiction or recognized by the United State government.
What should I do if a grade is incorrect?
If you believe your grade is incorrect, follow these steps.
- Discuss the problem with the instructor first to make sure the grade was entered correctly. Email is the best way to contact someone, unless they are no longer with FRCC.
- If you are not able to contact the instructor or are not satisfied with his/her response, contact the lead instructor for that department. The department administrative assistant can help direct to the correct lead for each discipline.
- If the lead instructor cannot help, you can talk to the program director.
- If you need more information about an appeal, see our Student Appeals webpage.
If your instructor changed your grade you will see it on your Unofficial Transcript in eWOLF.
- Log in to your eWOLF account. From the Student tab, go to the My Class drop-down menu, and select Order Transcripts.
- Grade Changes do not show up on the Final Grades screens.
If your grade has not been posted or changed as expected, please contact your instructor for more information. If you can not reach your instructor, contact your campus for next steps.
- Boulder County Campus: 303-678-3722
- Larimer Campus: 970-226-2500
- Westminster Campus: 303-404-5000
- Online Learning: 1-888-800-9198
How can I confirm enrollment or a degree?
You can view and print a copy of your courses by accessing your eWOLF account.
You can also print an Enrollment Certificate provided by National Student Clearinghouse. To obtain this, log in to your eWOLF account. On the top menu, click on My Profile, then select Enrollment Verification: National Student Clearinghouse.
If you have a verification form that you would like completed, you can fill out the “Enrollment Verification Request,” also found in eWOLF. On the top menu, go to the Student Resources drop-down menu, and select Student Forms.
To confirm a degree, in eWOLF, go to the My Class drop-down menu and click Order Transcripts. You may choose an official or unofficial transcript.
A hold may be placed on a student's account for a variety of reasons such as:
- Orientation
- Unpaid tuition and/or fees
- Discrepancy in record information
- Additional steps needed to enroll
- Unacceptable grade point
To view holds on your account, follow the following steps:
- Log into eWOLF
- Click on My Profile
- Scroll down to the bottom of the page and click on Holds
- The holds page will have a phone number to call
When will I receive my degree / diploma?
Diplomas will be sent out in the mail typically within 6-8 weeks after the end of the term. Diplomas will not be issued to anyone who has a hold on their account.
Diplomas will be sent to the address provided at the time of graduation. If this address has changed, contact the Office of the Registrar.
What is DegreeCheck?
DegreeCheck is a web-based degree tracking program which allows you and your advisor to see how your coursework applies to your program of study. To access DegreeCheck, log in to eWOLF and click on the Degree Check icon on the Dashboard.
You may access DegreeCheck any time. You may use it to see how the courses you're taking apply to your program of study, to see your grades, or to see how your coursework would apply if you changed your program of study.
How do I change my personal information?
You can change your address, phone, email addresses and emergency contacts in eWOLF. Log in, then click on the Update Personal Information icon on the dashboard.
For any other changes, please complete the Personal Information Change Request form, also located in eWOLF under Student Resources > Student Forms.
How can I get a copy of my schedule?
You can view and print a copy of your class schedule by logging into your eWOLF account. On the Dashboard, click on the Class Schedule Icon. To print a copy, go to My Classes.
FERPA is the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 that requires students to provide permission for release of their grades and or other information.
FERPA was designed to protect the privacy of educational records, to establish the right of students to inspect and review their educational records, and to provide guidelines for correcting inaccurate or misleading data through informal or formal hearings. When a student turns 18 or enters FRCC at any age, all rights afforded to parents under FERPA transfer to the student.
Students can complete an online form to provide their consent to release confidential information. This form, the Student Consent to Release Confidential Information can be found in eWOLF. Log in to your eWOLF account. On the top menu, go to the Student Resources drop-down menu, and select Student Forms.
Directory Information
The college may disclose "directory information" without prior written consent.
Directory information includes:
- Student name
- Major field of study
- Participation in officially recognized activities and sports
- Dates of attendance
- Degrees and awards received
- Most recent educational institution attended
- Enrollment status (i.e. full-time, three-quarter-time, half-time, less than half-time, withdrawn, graduated or deceased).
If you would like to request that not even your Directory Information be released, please complete our Directory Information Confidentiality Request.
What is my student ID number?
If you do not know your student ID (S Number), you can look it up. Note: If you select to view on screen, you will only have 20 seconds to write it down. The email option sends it to your student email account.
How do I get my grades?
You can view your current semester grades by logging in to your eWOLF account. Click on the Final Grades icon on the Dashboard.
Typically, grades are available on the 4 th day after the end of each semester. If your grades are not shown, please contact your instructor.
Your grades will appear in DegreeCheck one day after they are posted. To access DegreeCheck, log in to eWOLF and click on the Degree Check icon on the Dashboard.
Where can I find student forms?
Many student forms you will need are available in eWOLF. Log in to your eWOLF account. On the top menu, go to the Student Resources drop-down menu, and select Student Forms.
Financial aid forms can be found on the Financial Aid web page.
Many forms can also be found from the Admissions web page for residency, veterans, international students, high school students, and transfer students.
How do I declare or change my major?
Complete the Degree/Certificate Change Request online form. To access this form, log in to your eWOLF account. On the top menu, go to the Student Resources drop-down menu, and select Student Forms. This request will be routed to the Office of the Registrar, and be reviewed and processed typically within 3-5 business days. You will need to submit your Degree/Certificate Change Request by the main drop date of the semester. You may wish to speak with your Advisor prior to changing your major as:
- It may have financial implications.
- It may change the number of courses you are required to take.
- Transfer credit may need to be re-evaluated.
Your curriculum information is available on eWOLF. Log in, then go to the My Profile page.
How do I get a copy of my transcript?
Current Students (or those who have attended within the past year): Access Transcripts in eWOLF. You can both view/print unofficial transcripts and order official transcripts through eWOLF. Log in to your eWOLF account. On the My Classes drop-down menu, select Transcripts. You also have the option to place an order for official transcripts outside of eWOLF: order an official transcript from FRCC online.
Former Students: Order Official Transcripts Online
- You can order an official transcript from FRCC online.
- Unofficial transcripts are available online through your student account, if you're a former student who took classes within the last three years, or have earned a degree or certificate from FRCC or any other Colorado Community College System institution.
Transcripts will not be provided for students who have outstanding financial obligations to Front Range Community College (FRCC) or any college in the Colorado Community College System.
How do I file an appeal?
FRCC has a number of appeal processes within the college to not only comply with required state procedures, but also to provide a student an opportunity to a fair and expeditious means to resolve issues that affect a student's enrollment. Students can get more information about appeals on our Student Appeals webpage.
Other appeals that require different procedures and forms include:
- Appeal Residency and Tuition Classification
- Transfer Appeals
- Appeal of Higher Education Policy Issues
What is the grading scale?
For most classes, a standard A-F grading scale is used. Grades with + or - are not given.
Grade Percentage:
F — 59% and below
However some programs, classes and teachers may grade on a curve or use a different grading scale. Your grade and how it is determined should be included in your class syllabus. If you're unsure about how your grade is calculated, be sure to talk with your instructor.
How do I get a student ID card?
To get your Wolf Card, bring a valid photo ID, your current class schedule and $5 to your campus Student Life Office.
The FRCC Wolf Card is your FRCC student ID and gives you:
- Access to campus libraries and labs
- Entry to campus student activities
- Discounted goods and services with participating merchants
How do I get my international transcript evaluated?
International education credentials will be evaluated after review by a National Association of Credential Evaluation Services-approved organization. You can find a listing of these organizations on the NACES website (www.naces.org). Be sure you choose an organization from this list so that FRCC can use the evaluation. If you have your transcripts evaluated by an organization that is not on this list, FRCC may not be able to accept the evaluation for the purposes of transferring courses into FRCC. Be sure to request a course-by-course evaluation of your transcript. The cost of this evaluation varies, so be sure to check with the organization to learn about their costs and document requirements.
How can I get credit for my military training?
It is possible that you might receive some college credit for your military training and experience. FRCC follows the guidelines published by the American Council for Education (ACE). See Credit for Prior Learning for more information about how to earn college credit for your experience.
How do I transfer credit out of FRCC?
To transfer your credits from FRCC, the receiving institution typically needs official transcripts from FRCC. You can order a transcript through your eWOLF account . From the My Classes drop-down menu, select Order Transcripts.
- See degrees that transfer
- See transfer agreements & guides
Contact the Advising department at your campus to make an appointment or get more information about transferring.
Where do I send my transcripts to transfer credit to FRCC?
If you are transferring credit to FRCC, we can only accept official transcripts sent directly (mail or electronic) from your previous college or university to the Office of the Registrar at the FRCC campus you want to attend (see addresses below). We must have an official transcript from each institution you earned applicable credit. Transcripts issued to the student, hand-carried, or faxed cannot be accepted. Students must also complete a transfer credit evaluation request form.
Boulder County Campus
Office of the Registrar
2190 Miller Drive
Longmont, CO 80501
Larimer Campus
Office of the Registrar
4616 S. Shields Street
Fort Collins, CO 80526
Westminster Campus
Office of the Registrar
3645 West 112th Avenue
Westminster, CO 80031
What documentation is required to receive my Veteran educational benefits?
Depending on what “Chapter” or benefit you qualify for (determined by the VA), you will have specific documentation that is required by FRCC. See Veterans Services for a list of required documents.
