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Code · Illinois · Chapter 110 — HIGHER EDUCATION · Act 66

Sec. 15. Withholding of official transcripts.

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Sec. 15. Withholding of official transcripts.
(a)An institution of higher education:
(1)must provide an official transcript of a current or former student even if the
current or former student owes a debt if the student requests the official transcript to:
(A)complete a job application;
(B)transfer from one institution of higher education to another;
(C)apply for State, federal, or institutional financial aid;
(D)join the United States Armed Forces or Illinois National Guard; or
(E)pursue other postsecondary opportunities;
(2)may not condition the provision of an official transcript to a current or potential
employer on the payment of a debt, other than a fee charged to provide the transcript; and
(3)may not charge a higher fee for providing an official transcript or provide less
favorable treatment for such a request because a current or former student owes a debt.
(b)Nothing in this Section prohibits an institution of higher education from adopting a more lenient policy on providing an official transcript to a current or former student who owes a debt.
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