Sheila Freeman Registrar freeman@bmc.edu

Susie Brady Records' Assistant sbrady@bmc.edu

Sonia Sanders Assistant to the Registrar ssanders@bmc.edu

Blue Mountain College's Office of the Registrar provides the following services:      • Class schedule preparation      • Registration process Registration is normally scheduled the day before classes begin. In order to matriculate, a student must have been given "final admission," or must have the permission of the Vice President for Academic Affairs. New freshmen who have been granted "final admission" to enroll in the fall will be given an opportunity to pre-register in mid-June. Transfer students entering in the fall who have been given final admission may set up pre-registration interviews with the Registrar between mid-July and mid-August. The dorm deposit or the commuter deposit must be paid before pre-registration can be completed. A student who has not pre-registered may matriculate on registration day if he/she has been granted final admission or has the permission of the Vice President for Academic Affairs. The last day for late registration is published each semester by the Registrar.      • Academic records maintenance      • Issuance of official college transcripts To request a Blue Mountain College transcript, the following information is required in writing:      …  Current name and name used while attending Blue Mountain          College      …  Student's Social Security number      …  Date attended Blue Mountain College      …  Current mailing address      …  Complete mailing address of where the transcript should be          sent      …  Student's signature on the request      …  Transcript fee of $5.00          (Checks should be made payable to Blue Mountain College.)       • Reporting of grades      • Assisting with the preparation of the Blue Mountain          College catalog      • Application for degree process      • Certifying the completion of degree requirements • Maintaining up-to-date information on students in     teacher education     (including the student's application for admission into the teacher     education program, the student'sadmission and exit tests scores,     and other pertinent information) • Certifying to the Vice President for Academic Affairs the     endorsement areas to which a teacher education     graduate is entitled • Preparing statistical studies that aid in curriculum development,     evaluation of institutional effectiveness, and other concerns     of the College • Assigning and checking chapel attendance • Housing copies of schedule plans