
The Office of the University Registrar is located at 881 Commonwealth Avenue, on the second floor. This office provides services to students, alumni, and other clients in the University community and beyond. The Office of the University Registrar collects and disseminates registration and academic information.
Please visit our transcript ordering section.
Official transcripts have the Boston University seal and the Registrar's signature. Official transcripts are often required
for scholarships and graduate schools' applications.
Transcripts requested online or in person are mailed the following business day. The Transcript Department is
often able to make special accommodations for students with urgent requests. For more information, please call
617/353-1201. Most students who make their requests in person at the Registrar's Office
will receive their official transcripts immediately, or the transcript can be sent via overnight delivery, DHL, for an
additional fee of $14.00 per destination (rates are higher for international deliveries).
Yes. He or she must present a letter signed by you, which states that you allow your roommate to receive your
transcripts. Also, the individual authorized to pick up your transcripts must provide photo identification and pay
the transcript fees. Transcripts will be provided in a sealed envelope. Parents of a dependent student may request
their child's transcript without such authorization.
To check the status of a grade, students may check the Student Link or visit the Office of the University Registrar with a photo I.D. Grades will not be released over the telephone.
No. The Transcript Department does not hold requests pending grade changes or transfer credits. Students should check the Student Link or follow up with the Office of the University Registrar to verify that the desired changes have been made before requesting a transcript.
Transfer credits are first sent to the individual School or College for approval. You can view your transfer credits and their evaluations on the Student Link. If you have any other questions, you should follow up with your School or College.
Current students can request an enrollment verification on the Student Link under "Verification of Enrollment" on the Personal tab. Official verifications can also be obtained at the Office of the University Registrar on a walk-in basis. You may also call 617/353-3623 for more information.
Check with Student Accounting Services at 617/353-2264, or use the Student Account Inquiry function, under Money Matters, on the Student Link.
If you are an undergraduate degree student, you need to see the University Service Center at 881 Commonwealth Avenue. If you are a graduate student, you can apply for a Leave of Absence or an Official Withdrawal at your School's Records or Academic Dean's office. MET non-degree students and Evening Division students must go to the Dean's Office at Metropolitan College.
Contact your academic advisor. These codes can only be obtained from academic advisors.
Continuing students should log in to the Student Link to view and confirm their class schedules; new students will receive course confirmations by mail.
Certain schools such as CAS, SMG, COM, and CFA automatically give undergraduate seniors overload approval up to 20 credits. Any other student should inquire with his or her School or College about the criteria for overload approval.
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