What exactly does Transcript "received-final" mean?

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<p>I had this question in another thread but no one has answer it yet. So I thought posting it as a new thread.</p>

<p>In the myberkeleyapp, the status of my transcript says: "received-final," what exactly doe that mean? Does it only mean that they acknowledged/varied that the transcript is official, NOT necessarily the content of the transcript as in meeting the condition of admission (gpa and grades)? So does that mean there's still a possibility that my admission is provisional in terms of transcript/grade-wise?</p>

<p>Let's say, IF, they see that some of the conditions aren't met? How will they let us know? Will the status still say "received-in Review?"</p>

<p>Replies would be much appreciated. Thanks!</p>

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<p>I think it just means they verified that it’s your official transcript and nothing more. It definitely doesn’t mean they’ve calculated your credits and stuff. All my transcripts say “received - final” but they still haven’t told me which credits count, etc. (i’m a transfer student)</p>

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<p>I see. Thanks!</p>

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<p>Check your DARS report on Bearfacts. If it’s updated with your credits and says you’ve met the GPA, you’re in good hands.</p>

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<p>One of my transcripts has been “in review,” or whatever the terminology is, for almost two weeks. Anyone else have this too?</p>

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<p>mine has been under review for weeks now too. final means that your transcript was verified to match with what you reported.</p>

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<p>@aeboi “verified to match with what you reported” are you sure? so they have already checked our gpa and grades?</p>

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<p>@aeboi and hippo50
Really? they changed the status on mine very quickly from “not received” to “received-final” in two or three days (i didn’t go online to check during those two/three days) If i had a “in review,” i must have really missed it.</p>

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<p>They probably didn’t change the status when they recieved and just changed it all at once. Same thing happened to me</p>

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<p>Ok guys, i officially have the answer (an undergraduate counselor told me). The “received-final” is just basically what puiyee53 said. They still have to check the gpa, grades, credits, and etc.</p>

<p>Thank you for all of your guys’ responses</p>

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<p>does it show final before in review?</p>

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<p>in review then final</p>