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Office of the Registrar

150 Warren Student Services Center

Bloomsburg University

Bloomsburg PA 17815-1301

(570) 389-4263

TDY: (570) 389-4584

Hours of Operation

Fall/Spring Semester: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Summer Semester: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Joseph Kissell

Registrar

Linda L. Hock

(570) 389-4703

Assistant Registrar

VA Certifying Official

Genny Szewc

(570) 389-4583

Graduate Records

Posting of Incoming Transfer Credits

Content Management / Imaging

Elaine Parker

(570) 389-4983

Address Changes

Internships

Donna Mattern

(570) 389-4263

BU Transcripts

Dawn Krum

(570) 389-4264

Debbie Pavlick

(570) 389-4269

Veterans Affairs

Room and Event Scheduling

Sue Sarver

(570) 389-2744

Academic Standing Policy

Master Class Schedule Changes

Freshman Class Scheduling

Related Phone Numbers

Transcript Info Line (570) 389-5252

Graduation Info Line (570) 389-5353

Attention: Employers, Lenders, Credit Card Companies

Bloomsburg University has authorized the National Student Clearinghouse to provide degree and enrollment verification. All requests for verifications will be referred to the NSC. National Student Clearinghouse may be contacted at:

Web: www.studentclearinghouse.org OR www.Degreeverify.com

Phone: (703) 742-4200 Fax: (703) 742-4239

Email: service@studnetclearinghouse.org

Mail: National Student Clearinghouse; 13454 sunrise Valley Drive Suite 300 Herndon, Va 20171

Office of the Registrar

Important Dates

Spring, Summer and Fall 2008

Final grading information

Final grades will be posted via STINF on May 15, 2008. No grade reports are sent to students via hard copy. Students are reminded that "I" and "X" grades from the FALL 2007 semester that have not been cleared will be turned to an "E" grade. Please contact the instructor of your class in the Fall to have a grade submitted via a grade change form.

Academic standing information

PRP 3446 Undergraduate Academic Retention Standards

PRP 3557 Academic Dismissal and Appeals Procedure

Appealing an academic dismissal (PDF)

Once final grades are posted, those students who fail to meet the good academic standing criteria are subject to probation or dismissal from the institution. The relevant academic policies may be found through the links at right.

Students are required to view their grades via the STINF application. Failure to review grades via STINF is not considered to be a reason for overturning an appeal of dismissal from the institution. Failure to have a current and accurate address on file in the Office of the Registrar is not considered to be reason for overturning an appeal of dismissal from the institution.

Students who are dismissed from the institution are sent a certified letter of dismissal from the Office of the Registrar. These letters will be sent to students after grades have been posted, and should go out around May 16, 2008. Students have the right to appeal. Appeals are due in the Office of the Registrar no later than May 28, 2008. Letters of appeals should be emailed as well as a hard copy sent to the Office of the Registrar. Learn about appeals. (PDF)

Students who have an "I" or "X" grade are evaluated for academic standing and are still eligible for probation or dismissal based upon the remaining grades posted to their record.

EREG

All undergraduate degree seeking Bloomsburg University students must confirm their intention to enroll for the Summer 2008 session. You must EREG for each summer session you are attending. Please follow this link for instructions on EREG.

Master Schedules

The master schedules of classes (pdf format) for Summer 2008 and Fall 2008 are now available.

Veterans Affairs Information

GI Bill recipients who will be taking classes over the Summer session and wish to continue receiving their benefits during the summer must notify the Veterans Affairs desk in the Office of the Registrar.

Internship Financial Aid Available

In fall 2007 Bloomsburg University was awarded a Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education grant to offer financial assistance to students doing internships. This financial assistance is available in the form of a scholarship which can be used to pay for items such as liability insurance, fingerprinting, lab coat, transportation, housing, child abuse clearance, criminal record check, immunizations or other items as approved by the faculty internship advisory committee.

Get a scholarship application and instructions (pdf)

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