Students

Courses and Grades	Withdrawal Services
Residency Status	FERPA Information
Graduation, Commencement, & Enrollment and Degree Verification
Degree Audit	Class Rank
Financial Aid	Address Changes

Courses and Grades

• How to Register
• How to Get Transcripts
• View Your Grades
• Drop/Add Courses and Administrative Drops
• Course Repetition
• Apply for COF
• Wait listing for Courses
• Change Your College or Major

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Withdrawal Services

• Officially Withdraw from the University
• Time Out Program - Student Leave of Absence
• Withdrawal and Time Out Program Procedures - Students Called to Active Duty

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Residency Status for Tuition Purposes

• Residency and Tuition Classification - Determine if you qualify for in-state tuition.
  
  
• NOTE: This is ONLY for determining if a student receives in-state or out-of-state tuition. Direct all tuition payment questions to the Bursar's Office. Contact the Department of Housing for all non-tuition related residency questions.

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Graduation, Commencement, & Enrollment and Degree Verification

• Graduation and Commencement
• Enrollment and Degree Verification
• Get a Replacement Diploma

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FERPA Information and Confidentiality of Student Records

FERPA (Family Educational Rights & Privacy Act) is a federal law designed to protect the privacy of education records, to establish the right of students to inspect and review their education records, and to provide guidelines for the protection of inaccurate and misleading data through informal and formal hearings. Be sure to look over Confidentiality of Student Records so you know what rights students have under FERPA.

The Office of the Registrar follows FERPA guidelines, which limits the information that parents can access without consent of their student. Be aware when a student reaches the age of 18 or begins attending a post secondary institution regardless of age, FERPA rights transfer to the student. Students can give their parents access to their non-directory information (grades, GPA, etc.) by filling out the Student Permission Form .

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Class Rank

Beginning with Summer 2007, all students graduating with bachelor’s degrees can access CUConnect to get documentation of their class rank, as approved by the Chancellor and Dean’s of the schools and colleges.

Students in the Colleges of Arts & Sciences, as well as the College of Engineering, will be ranked with all students who have graduated over the past year (current graduates plus the previous two - to include summer, fall and spring graduates) within their major.  All other colleges will be ranked also with all students who have graduated over the past year, but within their college. 

Students who graduate with a Diploma in Education will not be ranked unless they also graduate with a major from one of the colleges as noted above.

Graduates can access their class rank via the CUConnect portal.  This document can be found under the Courses tab, Schedule and Grades.

Students graduating in more than one undergraduate major (in A&S or Engineering), or with more than one degree, will have the ability to select rankings for each program.  These documents may be printed for sending with applications.

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Financial Aid

If you are interested in receiving financial aid or have questions regarding financial aid please visit: Office of Financial Aid.

If you are interested in receiving financial aid for the summer term please visit: Summer Financial Aid.