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Transcript: what a Belgian university actually checks
A Belgian university often reads more in a transcript than in the diploma itself. Flattening tables or cutting annexes is sabotaging your own file.
Understand the processWhat does the authority really read?
Not just a diploma title. the Belgian university wants to read the logic of the study path, the credits and the useful tables, inside a coherent academic sequence and with the correct procedure attached.
Where is most time lost?
On the wrong institutional route, on missing annexes or on a translation that erases the useful structure of the tables and the study path.
Documents to prepare
- Diploma, transcripts and annexes that will actually be read
- Identity aligned with the forms and the academic file
- Apostille or legalisation if the record does not circulate freely
- Sworn translation of the pages and tables the authority must actually use
- Admission or enrolment form for the correct programme
Steps to follow
Choose the right authority
First verify that the file belongs with the Belgian university.
Gather the useful annexes
Do not stop at the diploma or the first page; include the useful transcripts and supplements as well.
Authenticate and then translate
Handle the international authentication first, then the sworn translation of the useful parts.
File a coherent set
Submit the diploma, annexes, translation and form in the same logic.
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Frequently asked questions
+−Is the diploma enough without the annexes?
+−Do you need to translate every page?
+−Will the same translation work for every authority?
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