As the University moves into the first phase of returning to campus, the University Registrar’s Office has resumed on-campus services.
To ensure the safety and wellbeing of our faculty, staff, students, and visitors, the following requirements have been implemented for visitors to the Student Services Center:
- Visitors must check in at the Student Services Center reception desk -1st floor lobby
- Visitors must wear a mask that covers the nose and mouth
- Students must have their Campus-Wide Student ID (CWID) card or another official form of photo identification (i.e., driver’s license, military ID).
- Visitors will only be seen at the department front desk
- Only two (2) visitors will be allowed in the University Registrar’s Office at a time
- Upon leaving the University Registrar’s Office, visitors must return to the 1st floor reception desk before visiting another office in the building
As always, our goal remains to provide timely and efficient services. As we transition back to campus, your patience and understanding are encouraged and deeply appreciated.
The Registrar ensures the integrity, accuracy, and security of all academic records of current and former students; facilitate effective student registration and enrollment; builds secure student data files and sets policy and procedure for their responsible use; maintains up-to-date course schedules, catalogs, final examination schedules; manages efficient use of classrooms; and supervises and maintains the Banner and degree audit systems.
The Registrar supervises the processes for the articulation of transfer credits, graduation and certification of baccalaureate and associate degrees, enrollment and degree verification, production of official transcripts, diplomas, and commencement ceremonies. The Registrar counsels and advises students, faculty, and staff on academic matters; and interprets and enforces policies and regulations of the University, Boards of Regents and Supervisors, and FERPA.
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Official Transcripts
Students may order an official academic transcript by accessing the online-transcript-ordering system through the secure website, National Student Clearinghouse. This process is very efficient and easy to use. If a student has any financial obligations to the university, the balance must be paid in full before an official transcript can be issued.
Note: A transcript sent to the student is considered unofficial.
View Status of Transcript Request(s)
Access NSUConnect via myNSU at http://my.nsula.edu. Enter your user name and password to enter myNSU. Select “Grades and Transcripts”, and then click on “View Status of Transcript Requests” to check the status of your request.
Unofficial Transcripts
Students may obtain an unofficial transcript by accessing NSUConnect via myNSU at http://my.nsula.edu. Enter your user name and password to enter myNSU. Click on “Grades and Transcripts” and then click on “View my Transcript” to view or print a copy of your transcript.
Need to Register for Classes?
Registering for classes has never been easier. Logon to myNSU and click the Registration link found on the QuickLinks Menu.
Contact Us
| Office of the Registrar 306 Sam Sibley Drive Student Services Center, Suite 308 Natchitoches, LA 71497 |
Phone: 318.357.6171 Toll-Free: 800.807.8849 FAX: 318.357.5823 registrar@nsula.edu |
