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Official Transcripts Current students may print an unofficial transcript from the MyBU Student Portal or pick up an unofficial transcript at the University Registrar's office at 881 Commonwealth Avenue during business hours.

As a more efficient way to fulfill your degree verification request, Boston University has enlisted the services of The National Student Clearinghouse. By accessing .degreeverify.org, you can verify graduations and current enrollment of Boston University students for a small fee.

We will accept an official transcript stating your name, the institution awarding the degree, the name of the degree earned, and the date the degree was conferred. We will also accept an official degree certificate or diploma (must be in a sealed envelope from the institution or translation service). Final Transcript/Proof of Degree - Boston University Boston University https://.bu.edu › cds-faculty › files › 2021/06 › Pro... Boston University https://.bu.edu › cds-faculty › files › 2021/06 › Pro...

The quickest way to obtain a verification is by using Enrollment Verify through the National Student Clearinghouse. Verification of Enrollment | Orange Coast College Orange Coast College https://orangecoastcollege.edu › enrollment › records › e... Orange Coast College https://orangecoastcollege.edu › enrollment › records › e...

With more than 366,000 alumni around the world, chances are there are fellow Terriers near you. To search for a specific classmate or new contact, use the Alumni Directory or connect with them through BU Connects—BU's exclusive platform for personal and professional networking. Find alumni near you | Alumni & Friends - Boston University Boston University https://.bu.edu › alumni › get-involved › find-alum... Boston University https://.bu.edu › alumni › get-involved › find-alum...

Your Convenience Points Plan will remain in effect as long as you are an officially registered student at Boston University. Your balance of Convenience Points will be carried over from the end of one academic year to the beginning of the summer and from the end of the summer to the beginning of the next academic year.

All undergraduates must earn at least 128 credits in order to graduate. At least 60 credits must be earned in residence at Boston University, and you can transfer in a maximum of 68 credits. A maximum of 16 credits of “D” grades earned at Boston University can be applied toward the credits you need for your degree.