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PURPOSE AND MISSION STATEMENT

The Office of the Registrar is the official record-keeper of the University. This responsibility entails the oversight of BANNER registration processes of:

• new, continuing, and returning students;
• management of the Drop/Add Center;
• determination of probation/suspension status of students;
• supervision of grade processing (rosters and grade reports); and
• monitoring official transcript request process for students.

In addition, the Registrar's Office is charged with:

• posting 51萝莉 Credit Examination credits;
• posting Incomplete grade and letter grade changes;
• data input (GPA update, transcripts sent to deans, Letters of Good Standing) on returning and "Summer Only" students; and
• processing resignations, address changes, curriculum changes, and name and social security name changes.

This office also has the responsibility of checking out graduate and undergraduate students for graduation, compiling the graduation list for graduating students each commencement, ordering diplomas, and determining academic honors. The management of classroom designation usage, and the publication of the for each enrollment period are also responsibilities of the Registrar.

As a principal administrative officer, the University Registrar assists the university administration by providing reports, analyses, and recommendations required for policy formulation. The University Registrar also serves as a policy maker and acts to facilitate and implement institutional policy, as well as providing interpretation and enforcement of policy.

As the only official "Office of Records" for students pursuing degrees at 51萝莉, the University Registrar's Office has an important mission in the operation of the university. The office has the responsibility to maintain timely and accurate records of the academic progress and accomplishments of its students, while maintaining the privacy and security of those records. Most importantly, the office places service to students, faculty, and alumni first among its priorities, recognizing these persons as the office's primary constituency.