transcript

noun
UK /ˈtræn.skrɪpt/
US /ˈtræn.skrɪpt/

A written copy of words that were spoken or typed.

The teacher gave me a transcript of the interview.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. An official school record showing the classes you took and the grades you got.

She sent her college transcript with her application.

3. A student's list of grades or academic history.

He asked the office for a copy of his transcript.

4. A written or printed copy of something, such as a legal document.

The lawyer read the transcript of the trial.