I completed my bachelor’s degree in China. If I need to submit my undergraduate transcript, do I have to get it evaluated, such as through WES?
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If your transcripts are in English, then some schools might be open to do in-house evaluation for you. If nothing in English, third-party evaluation is a must.
But I heard that a Chinese transcript only needs an English translation and does not require certification by an official agency.
Westcliff had their own evaluation on foreign transcript
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But some students said they were required to submit evaluated transcripts. 
From what I heard, as long as you get a degree or diploma in any English speaking country. The evaluation can be waived.
Yes, if you’re submitting your bachelor’s degree from China for a U.S. school, job, or visa purpose, you’ll most likely need to get it evaluated. WES is one of the most commonly accepted evaluators, but others like ECE or SpanTran work too — just check what the institution or agency specifically requires.
Some schools only ask for a course-by-course evaluation, while others might be fine with just degree verification.
I think all universities would need a transcript evaluation if thats an international degree? But for westcliff if you are really urgent you can submit the unofficial one to get the admission first, before before the final enrollment you still need the official one aka transcript evaluation anyways, dont think theres a way to get by