Registrar
The Office of the Registrar provides direct support to students, faculty, and staff through services such as student course registration, management of student academic records, and implementation of academic policies and procedures.
Mission Statement
The Simpson University Registrar’s Office and Advising Center serves the overall mission of the university by embodying honor, empowering the university community with tools to succeed, and communicating in a clear and timely manner while supporting the university’s academic integrity.
Within the framework of this mission, the Registrar/Advising Center will strive to fulfill the following objectives:
We will…
- Treat all patrons with the utmost patience and respect.
- Provide exacting and timely information to aid and empower decision-making for Faculty, Students and Staff.
- Manage the Course Registration Process.
- House and maintain accurate academic records.
- Provide service as timely as is reasonable.
- Strive to meet needs and foresee challenges before they arise.
- Take a proactive operational approach to campus-wide efforts and initiatives.
- Empower Students to successfully complete all requirements toward graduation.
- Role-model in word and deed through personal lifestyle, daily conduct, Christ-like love, Spirit-filled truth, forgiveness, faith, and purity.
Contact
The Registrar’s Office is located in Simpson Central, which is in the Allen Suite on the second floor of the Owen Student Services Center.
Simpson University
Attn: Registrar’s Office
2211 College View Drive
Redding, CA 96003
Phone: (530) 226-4111
Fax: (530) 226-4870
Hours
Monday – Friday: 9 A.M. – 5 P.M (Closed for Lunch)
Important Dates
Downloads and Forms
- Application for Re-Admission UG (PDF)
- Application for Re-Admission Grad Studies (PDF)
- Diploma Reprint Form (PDF)
- Enrollment Verification (PDF)
- Personal Information Update (PDF)
- Privacy (Records) Release (PDF)
- Request to Inspect and Review Education Records (PDF)
- Request to Prevent Disclosure of Directory Information (FERPA) (PDF)
- Withdrawal Notification Form – Undergraduate (PDF)
- Withdrawal Notification Form – Graduate (PDF)
- Transcript Request Form (PDF)
- Request to Mail Cap & Gown (PDF)
Additional Resources
Withdrawal Information
The Registrar’s Office is the designated office at Simpson University to notify if a student intends to withdraw from his/her program of study at Simpson University.
Traditional Undergraduate and Graduate students must submit a completed Withdrawal Notification form to the Registrar’s Office to withdraw completely from his/her program of study. Adult Studies students must work with the Adult Studies office to complete Withdrawal paperwork, which will then be submitted to the Registrar’s Office.
The date that any student communicates his/her intent to withdraw to a representative of the Registrar’s Office is the date used as the student’s withdrawal date unless the student participates in additional academic activities after that date. If a student continues to participate in academic activities after expressing his/her intent to withdraw, but before completing the official withdrawal process, the student’s last date of academic participation is used as his/her withdrawal date.
Test and Transfer Information
General Transfer Information
If you are considering taking a course at another institution and want to make sure that it will transfer to Simpson University, you should email transfer@simpsonu.edu..
Include the following information:
- Your name & ID number
- Course letters, numbers & the title of the course
- Name of the institution where the course is being taken
- The Simpson requirement you would like to fulfill
The Registrar’s Office at Simpson University determines which credits will be accepted and applied toward a degree program. The following criteria are used when determining transferable credits:
- The credits must be compatible in nature, content and level with earned credits offered by Simpson University.
- The credits must be appropriate and applicable to those earned through Simpson University. Only courses that have been completed with a grade of “C-” or above will be transferred.
- Credits earned at institutions which are not accredited by an accredited body recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation may be evaluated for transfer to Simpson University. Additional information may be required to complete the evaluation.
- Credits for transfer from foreign institutions are evaluated by criteria recommended by organizations such as the National Association for Foreign Student Affairs.
- Credit by Advanced Placement Exams and CLEP
A grade of 3 or above on the Advanced Placement Examination of the College Entrance Examination Board qualifies the student to be eligible for credit. Credit may also be granted through the College-Level Examination Program (CLEP). The Academic Council will determine the amount of credit awarded. The minimum score for awarding credit is the mean test scope of college students who have earned a grade of “C” in the respective course, as reported in the most recent edition of the American College Association evaluation guide.
Credit by Advanced Placement Exams and CLEP
Credit for or for will be awarded only for those courses that meet graduation requirements at Simpson University. No more than 30 credits total may be earned through alternative course options.