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A: The Family Educational Rights & Privacy Act (FERPA) governs what information can and cannot be shared with anyone who is not the enrolled student. The FERPA Act of 1974 protects the privacy of individual students by placing restrictions on the disclosure of information.

Utilizing proxy access, É«ÀÇÉçÇø students can grant to designated indiviuals the ability to view certain student information via Self-Service Banner. The person being granted access to the student’s information is referred to as the “proxy”. Students may also permit access to other information beyond the proxy access through the completion of an authorization under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (“FERPA”). However, subject to the exceptions outlined under FERPA, students themselves retain primary authority to grant or deny access to their records. If proxies wish to speak to É«ÀÇÉçÇø staff members, employees, or administrators, on any matter besides a matter that is administrative in nature, proxies should include students in that meeting and if proxies fail to do so, É«ÀÇÉçÇø staff members, employees, and administrators may include the student in any meeting. To set up proxy access and FERPA authorization, students may do so following the steps found here. 

A: The Family Educational Rights & Privacy Act (FERPA) governs what information can and cannot be shared with anyone who is not the enrolled student. The FERPA Act of 1974 protects the privacy of individual students by placing restrictions on the disclosure of information.

Utilizing proxy access, É«ÀÇÉçÇø students can grant to designated indiviuals the ability to view certain student information via Self-Service Banner. The person being granted access to the student’s information is referred to as the “proxy”. Students may also permit access to other information beyond the proxy access through the completion of an authorization under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (“FERPA”). However, subject to the exceptions outlined under FERPA, students themselves retain primary authority to grant or deny access to their records. If proxies wish to speak to É«ÀÇÉçÇø staff members, employees, or administrators, on any matter besides a matter that is administrative in nature, proxies should include students in that meeting and if proxies fail to do so, É«ÀÇÉçÇø staff members, employees, and administrators may include the student in any meeting. To set up proxy access and FERPA authorization, students may do so following the steps found here. Cooper Medical School (CMSRU) Students should instead, use the form found here.

A: Students who previously submitted a FERPA authorization through the paper form, must initiate a new FERPA through the proxy process by 10/1/2021. After 10/1/21, paper FERPA authorizations will no longer be valid, and the only authorizations É«ÀÇÉçÇø will honor are those that are active in the online system.

A: Go back to the Student FERPA Access link on the go.rowan.edu/proxy page. If the proxy is displaying on the page, you can hover over the magnifying glass icon to see the passphrase. If the proxy is not displaying on the page, select the Add FERPA Authorization link and select the proxy and then assign the passphrase.

You can also change the passphrase by selecting the proxy again and entering a new passphrase.

A: If you attended É«ÀÇÉçÇø after 1980, you can request an official electronic transcript (eTranscript) or paper/mailed transcript through the National Student Clearinghouse by clicking  You can also request an official transcript to be mailed, or picked up in person, by using the Transcript Request Form. 

A: Your Self-Service Banner transcript is considered your unofficial transcript. To access it, log in to, click the “Student” tab, select “Student Records,” and then “Academic Transcript.” You can print this page, or take screenshots of it to send electronically. 

A: You can request an enrollment verification online via the National Student Clearinghouse, or by using our Verification Request Form.

A: If you’re a first-semester freshman, you’ll be registered for your coursework by your advisor, based on your program, but after that, you will register yourself online, via Self-Service Banner, during your appropriate registration period. Visit this page for helpful information about finding courses using Section Tally and registering via Self-Service. 

A: If you receive a capacity/closed course error message when trying to register and there is a waitlist available in Banner, please add yourself to the waitlist in the Banner registration screen and follow up with your advisor if you have any questions. If you receive any other error while attempting to register (pre-requisite, repeat, etc.) or no waitlist is available in Banner, please consult with the  in which the course is housed. Only the department and professors are able to provide most overrides. If you are granted a waiver by the academic department or professor, they will enter an override into Banner, and you will receive an email to let you know you should try again to register for the course.

If you receive a time ticket error message when trying to register, it may mean that you have an insufficient number of credits to be eligible for the active registration period. Please double-check with your advisor about your completed credits and your registration period. If you were previously taking courses as a non-matriculated student, you may also receive this error. Please contact our office to have the non-matriculated student attribute removed from your record.

If you receive an undefined or call Help Desk error message when trying to register, it is likely due to high server volume. Please try to register at a later time in the day. 

A: Not all courses have a waitlist option, but if there is one (check Section Tally to confirm), you’ll be able to choose the waitlist option when you attempt to register for the course via Self-Service (see screenshot example, below). If and when a seat becomes available in the course, you will receive an email to your É«ÀÇÉçÇø email account letting you know that you have 24 hours to register yourself for the course. If you do not register within that 24-hour timeframe, your waitlist spot will be forfeited and the next student on the waitlist will be notified that there is an available seat.

A: Depending on where we are in a given term, you may be able to make changes to your schedule. Refer to the Registration-Related Dates chart. Specific details about adding, dropping, or withdrawing from a course can be found here. 

A: If you want to withdraw from one or more courses (but not all courses) in a term, you may submit an online Withdrawal Form through Self-Service Banner up until the end of the Withdrawal period for the course(s). 

If you want to withdraw from all courses in a term but plan to return next semester, or if you want to withdraw/leave É«ÀÇÉçÇø, please submit a

A: Yes, you would be considered a non-matriculated student, and you can take courses during any term. Please fill out an to get started. 

A: Class level (first-year, sophomore, junior, senior) is determined by the number of successfully completed course credits. Specific credit limits for each class level are as follows:

• First-year: 0-23.99 credits
• Sophomore: 24-57.99 credits
• Junior: 58-89.99 credits
• Senior: 90+ credits

A: Please request your official transcripts to be sent directly to É«ÀÇÉçÇø from the issuing institution for processing. Transcripts emailed or mailed from students are not considered official.

If your transferring institution uses a third-party vendor to send transcripts electronically, you can use the following email to have them sent to us: registrar-transfercredits@rowan.edu.

To mail transcripts, please send them to the address below:

     É«ÀÇÉçÇø
     Office of the University Registrar
     201 Mullica Hill Road
     Glassboro, NJ 08028

A: You can check our Transfer Credit Equivalent Database to see if and how your credits will transfer. If you don’t see your institution or course listed, you may still be able to transfer credits. Click here to view our transfer credit policies. 

A: Once your transfer credits have been evaluated, you will see them reflected on your transfer credit report in .

Please note that processing times can vary greatly, based on the time of the year transcripts are received and the method that you use to send your transcripts. Mailed transcripts may take some time before they even reach our office for processing. Please allow us sufficient time to receive, process, and post your transfer credits. If you still do not see your transfer credits in Self-Service Banner after several business days (for transcripts sent to us electronically) or two weeks (for transcripts sent to us via mail), you can send an email to registrar-transfercredits@rowan.edu to request an update. 

A: Graduation applications are open on Self-Service Banner for a brief period at the beginning of each semester. You should apply during the semester you expect to complete all requirements for your program(s) (including minors, concentrations, etc.). In , select “Apply to Graduate,” and follow the instructions to complete your application. 

A: If you’ve completed a certificate/endorsement program (CUGS, COGS, GE, etc.), you should fill out a Certificate Completion Processing Form and submit it to our office so we can update your transcript to show that you’ve completed your program. A program advisor/coordinator’s signature is required, and there is an option to order a printed certificate. ***This is separate from NJ teacher certification, which is handled through the .

A: Yes, you can order replacement or additional diplomas using the appropriate Diploma Order Form. 

A: Undergraduate students may be approved to take up to 2 courses (6 credits) of graduate coursework during their senior year. The courses will be charged at the undergraduate rate and appear on the undergraduate transcript. In order to be considered, students must have achieved a minimum of 90 credits and a minimum É«ÀÇÉçÇø cumulative GPA of 3.0 or better (for 3+1 students, the partner college GPA may be considered). Typically, students may take only one graduate course per semester, and participation is subject to department approval.

After successful completion of senior privilege courses, students who officially matriculate to a É«ÀÇÉçÇø graduate program will have those credits transferred to their graduate transcript.

Senior Privilege Registration Request Form (PDF)

A: If you for the Dean’s List or President’s Scholar for any term, it will appear as a notation on your transcript. If you’d like to order a paper certificate, please submit a completed Printed University Scholar Order Form to our office with payment.