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    Registrar

    Hours

    Office Hours by appointment:
    Mon - Fri
    8:30 am - 4:30 pm

    Summer Hours:
    Mon - Fri
    8:30 am - 4 pm

    Contact the Registrar

    Unistructure, MRC 1400
    401-232-6080
    401-232-6065
    Registrar Guidelines
    Proxy Access

    The Office of the Registrar provides administrative support and service to students, alumni, faculty, staff, and administrators of Bryant University in the areas of registration, academic records, graduation, and classroom management, curriculum management and academic policies and procedures.

    Registration

    Undergraduate Registration
    Traditional course load for undergraduate registration is 15 credits. Undergraduates must be registered for 12 credits to be considered full-time. Failure to maintain a 12-credit course load could affect billing, financial aid and athletic eligibility.   Nontraditional students may register for no more than 11 credits. Registration for 12 or more credits will be assessed at the full-time rate.

    Registration Times 
    Confirm your registration status in Banner in advance of your scheduled registration time. If you do not have a time ticket contact the Registrar's Office. Registration Dates. Additional information regarding earned credit hours and ticket assignment is available in the: 

    Registration Dates

    Preparing for Registration
    It is important to plan your course schedule in advance of your registration date (date of your time ticket) and clear all possible registration holds. Appointments can be made with Undergraduate Advising well in advance of your registration date for registration advice. Students can run a personal degree evaluation in Banner to ensure all degree requirements are being met. 

    Please consult the Web Registration Computer Usage Policy before beginning the registration process.

    Video Tutorials

    Wait List

    Students can choose to add to an available waitlist seat in courses that are at full capacity. Once a seat becomes available, the electronic waitlist system notifies the first waitlisted student of the availability through a Bryant email notification.  Upon notification, students will have 48 hours to go into Banner and add the class. If they fail to do so, they will be dropped from the waitlist and the next student in line will be automatically notified. Faculty can view students on their course waitlist. Waitlist notifications end before the term begins and students on the waitlist will be removed. The add/drop process begins on the first day of class and it is the discretion of the faculty to allow any add requests.

    Wait List - Student FAQ

    Schedule Adjustments

    Undergraduate Schedule Adjustments (Add/Drop/Withdrawal from a course)
    Form below under forms

    Active students can add courses to their current schedule during the first 7 days of the term.

    Continuing students can drop courses off their schedule during the first 14 days of the term.

    First semester students must meet with their advisor for any schedule adjustments.

    Students may withdraw from a course with a “W” after the first two weeks of the term through the 10th week of the term.

    If you have any questions about this process please contact the Registrar's Office.

     

    Graduate Schedule Adjustments (Add/Drop/Withdrawal from a course)
    Form below under forms

    Continuing students can drop courses off their schedule during the first 14 days of the term.

    First semester students must meet with their advisor for any schedule adjustments.

    Students may withdraw from a course with a “W” after the first two weeks of the term through the 10th week of the term.

    If you have any questions about this process please contact the Registrar's Office.

    Declaration of Major through Banner Self Service

    All undergraduate students are required to officially declare a major/concentration by the end of the second regular term of their sophomore year. This can be done through your Banner Self Service account. 

    Academic Calendar

    Academic Calendars for Undergraduate and Graduate Programs:

     

    Final Exam Schedule

    Exam Day Listing Course Subject Listing Course Time Listing

    Verify exam schedule with your professors.

    Graduation

    Every Bryant University student intending to graduate within the academic year must apply through their Banner account beginning the fall semester.

    • Confirm your degree, major, concentration and/or minor information is correct.
    • Confirm all your degree requirements will be fulfilled by the intended graduation date.

    Transcripts

    On-Line 
    The National Student Clearinghouse online ordering process will guide you through delivery options and fees. Once you place your order you will receive e-mail updates regarding the status of your request. Visit Getmytranscript.com to request your transcript online.

    In Person 
    Office of the Registrar, Unistructure Building, MRC 1400. 

    Replacement Diploma
    Request a replacement diploma here.

    Withdrawal & Leave of Absence

    All undergraduate students who plan to withdraw or take a leave of absence from Bryant University are required to complete the official leave process through the Office of the Registrar. Students are considered active and responsible academically unless they withdraw formally from the University.

    All graduate students who plan to withdraw from Bryant University are required to notify and complete an official withdrawal form with the Graduate Program Director.

    Official Withdrawal and Leave of Absence Policy

    Veterans

    Bryant University is proud to work with students who are eligible to receive benefits through the military.  We also participate in the Yellow Ribbon program for students eligible for chapter 33 benefits at 100% coverage on a first-come, first-serve basis.  If you are eligible for benefits, you can obtain your certificate of eligibility and information on the types on benefits available by visiting Veteran's Affairs.  If you have any questions regarding this process, please contact Rebecca Baccam (401) 232-6210.

    Family Educational Rights & Privacy Act

    FERPA, or the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, was created in 1974 and is comprised of the rules governing the privacy of educational records. For a detailed description of the law see US Department of Education. FERPA is important because it defines your rights regarding your records, and it acts to protect the privacy and confidentiality of your educational records. Some records may be disclosed without your consent; this is called Directory Information.

    Under the provision of the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act you have the right to withhold the disclosure of any or all the categories of Directory Information.  A request not to publish must be submitted in writing annually to the Office of the Registrar within two weeks of the start of each term.

    Directory Information & Proxy Access

    Anyone wishing to prevent the disclosure of their directory information must complete a Request to Prevent Disclosure of Directory Information form.

    Students may choose to share access to their academic record using the proxy access system in Banner.  Students are able permit access and assign the categories of information to share.