Degree Verifications

Why is The National Student Clearinghouse involved?
The FAS Registrar’s Office has partnered with the National Student Clearinghouse to collect inquiries for verifications. If the data you provide can be confirmed then the verification is instantaneous. However, the staff of the Registrar’s Office manually verifies requests whenever there is incomplete or potentially erroneous information. Please allow 8-10 business days for processing if we have to request materials from University Archives on your behalf.

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Transcripts

Who can order a transcript?
Any current or former student at Harvard College or the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences can order a transcript through our office via Credentials Inc.

How much does a transcript cost?
$9- Electronic Transcript

$11- Mailed Transcript

Can I get an electronic version of my transcript?...

I’m aware that the general course registration deadline is August 26, but I’m unsure whether there is a different timeline for cross-registration.

You have until the 5th Monday (Monday,... Read more about I’m aware that the general course registration deadline is August 26, but I’m unsure whether there is a different timeline for cross-registration.

Advising Report Updates

For questions about Academic Advising Report updates, access, or training — contact advisingreport@fas.harvard.edu Read more about Advising Report Updates

AP Scores

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Are courses first-come, first-served?

Some courses have enrollment limits; check course Canvas sites and my.harvard course descriptions for details and individual course deadlines.

Can I reserve a larger classroom for increased spacing?

Classrooms are prioritized based on right-fit sized spaces. We will consider moving for additional space after the registration deadline.

Can I set up a course lottery in my.harvard?

There isn't any standard tool or process used to lottery at FAS. It’s up to the course how they want to approve petitions, and whether they want to provide any guidance to students about how they will be prioritizing approvals.