Registrar

What is a registrar?

A registrar is a university or college administrator who keeps important records and information.

What is the purpose of a Registrar’s Office at a college?

A Registrar’s Office maintains important records and information such as transcripts, grades, student enrollment, class schedules, and more.

The Registrar’s Office is responsible for safeguarding information and data related to a student’s academic journey.

How can a Registrar’s Office help me?

A Registrar’s Office can be helpful in numerous ways.

Students may report to the Registrar’s Office in order to enroll in classes or make changes to their class schedules.

The Registrar’s Office may also help a student who is in the process of transferring their academic credits. You can also contact the Registrar’s Office to request copies of your academic transcripts or arrange for them to be sent to another institution.

Students may also seek help from the Registrar’s Office in order to determine whether or not they have satisfied their graduation requirements.

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