Office of the Registrar
Office of the Registrar
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Explore our navigation to the left, or visit some of our most frequently visited links below:
- Undergraduate Registration Information
- Spring 2019 Registration begins in November, click above for details
- Graduate Registration Information
- Spring 2019 Course Schedule
- Fall 2018 Grading Information and Dates
As the academic record-keeper for Krieger School of Arts and Sciences and Whiting School of Engineering, the Office of the Registrar coordinates course registration, grading, veterans’ educational benefits and student health benefits. We also publish the online academic catalog and provide transcripts and enrollment and degree verifications. Our team strives to provide outstanding customer service in all of our work, and ensure the integrity, confidentiality and security of student academic records. Visit us in the lower level of Garland Hall for in-person assistance with your academic record needs.
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News & Announcements
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Congrats, new Jays!
Johns Hopkins welcomes first members of its undergraduate Class of 2022
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JHU celebrates the Class of 2017
Universitywide event follows two days of celebrations, graduations across Hopkins campuses
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Graduation day in photos
About 1,500 students claimed their degrees Wednesday at the commencement ceremony for all JHU divisions and campuses
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One journey ends, another begins
As their time at Hopkins comes to an end, graduating seniors look forward to new adventures
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Homewood-bound!
Hopkins offers admission to more than 2,500 applicants—civic leaders, social activists, and young people already making a mark on their world