Office of the Registrar
Welcome
The Registrar's Office supports the overall educational goals of the university and acts as a "behind the scenes" facilitator for faculty, students, and staff.
Who We Are
The Office of the Registrar at Texas A&M University-San Antonio is committed to providing accurate and courteous services to all students, faculty and staff. The office is responsible for academic record maintenance in accordance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). We also act as a resource for registration items, enrollment and degree verifications, grades, the creation of class schedules, the graduation application process, and transcript requests. We strive to provide support and advice regarding academic policies and procedures; security and privacy for the university's academic records, including advice and training for faculty and staff on privacy issues; and partnership in the areas of technological development related to student administrative services and systems.
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Registrar Services
Registrar Services
For details on all of our services and discovering your next steps, please visit our Registrar Services page using the link below!
JagWire Self-Service
Current students may view their class schedule, register, drop, withdraw from a term, update their address, change degree plans, view DegreeWorks, order official transcripts and enrollment verifications using Jagwire.
Information about registering for classes
Registration is available through Jagwire until the Last Day to Register for each term; as indicated in the Academic Calendar. Learn more about registration, add, drop and withdrawals using our Laserfiche Forms.
Former Students: Transcripts
Need an official transcript? Visit Parchment to place your order and check your status. Student ID is not required.
Current Students: Transcripts
Need an official transcript? Log into JagWire and submit your request through the secure, password protected student portal - JagWire. The link is under Education Planning.
DegreeWorks
Current Students - Degree Works is designed to aid and facilitate academic advising, but is not intended to replace face-to-face advising sessions nor does it replace the University Catalog. This graduation tool is neither an official academic transcript nor an official notification of completion of degree requirements.
Texas Residency
When students apply for admission, the university uses information they provide on their ApplyTexas applications to make an initial determination about residency. Under Texas state law, each person who applies for admission to a Texas public college or university is classified as a resident of Texas, a nonresident, or a foreign (international) student. How students are classified will impact eligibility for resident tuition rates and financial aid.
