Find Out What the RichmondCC Registrar Can Do For You
All of our staff at Richmond Community College want to do our best to help you make the most of your time at RichmondCC and succeed in all of your studies. If you need help planning your schedule or transferring credits, our Registrar can help.
Resources from the Registrar’s Office
Self Service
Self Service has a complete set of instructions on how to schedule classes, check your grades and review your curriculum requirements.
Records
Student records are like your personal credit history: They need to be current, accurate and checked periodically by each student. It’s a student’s responsibility to properly drop a course to avoid damaging a grade point average and the possible financial aid consequences that accompany dropping courses.
FERPA
The “Family and Education Rights and Privacy Act of 1974″ (P.L.93-380, S513) signed by the President of the United States became law as of November 9, 1974. The law speaks to requirements related to the privacy of student files and records. Whenever a student enrolls at an institution of postsecondary education, the law determines that permission or consent regarding a student’s educational record accorded to the parents of the student at the secondary level is transferred to the student. Find more details in our Richmond Community College Student Handbook.
Transcript Request Forms
The Records Office does not print unofficial copies of current student’s transcripts. Students are required to go to WebAdvisor to view and/or print an unofficial copy for free. Official copies of transcripts must be applied for in writing, and students are required to give the Registrar’s Office at least 24 hours of notice. Learn more about Transcript Requests.
Graduation
Graduation exercises to award degrees and diplomas are held at the end of the spring semester and summer semester every year. Students must complete an application for graduation and have their advisor sign off on the completion of their program.
Grades
Final grades for currently enrolled students will be available on the student’s WebAdvisor account once they have been submitted by the instructor. You should wait at least 48 hours after the semester ends to expect grades to be posted.
Changing Majors
A student wishing to change his or her major must see a Career and Transfer Advising Center Student Advisor for approval. When a student changes majors, any courses applicable to the new major will be transferred. Grades earned, credit hours and quality points will be counted in the new major.
Contact the Registrar’s Office
If you have questions about your transcript, applying to Richmond Community College or graduating, you can contact our Registrar’s Office to find the answers you need.
Cayce Holmes
Registrar
(910) 410-1721
ccholmes@richmondcc.edu