Brigham Young University. Registrar's Office
Administrative History
The Brigham Young University Registrar's office is a division which aids students from entrance to graduation.
The Registrar's Office begins working with students shortly after they are admitted until they graduate. The personnel and students work closely together to conduct class registration, schedule classes and facilities, provide a catalog of all courses offered at the university, support faculty with grade submission, verify enrollments and degrees, provide transcripts, plan and direct graduation ceremonies, distribute diplomas, and determine the eligibility of student athletes.
Citation:
UPB files, July 7, 2013 (working with students from admittance to graduation; conduct class registration; schedule classes and facilities; provide a course catalog; support faculty with grade submission; verify enrollments and degrees; provide transcripts; plan and direct graduation ceremonies; distribute diplomas; determine student athlete eligibility)Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:
Registrar's Office correspondence
Contains letters of appreciation to John Hayes, Registrar, from various individuals, Associated Students of Brigham Young University officers, and University officials. 20 items.
Registrar's Office records
Contains correspondence, report cards, and transcripts of credits from high school and college students, 1904-1916. 82 items.
Registrar's Office records
Collection includes correspondence concerning credit evaluations, transfers and course descriptions. 119 items.
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