Washington University in St. Louis Office of Student Records - Verifications
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Office of Student Records  
Campus Box 1143
One Brookings Drive
St. Louis, MO 63130
(314) 935-5959
fax (314) 935-4268
E-Mail: Student_Records@aismail.wustl.edu
Verification of Enrollment and Degrees  
   
Danforth Campus  

Students and alumni who need verification of their enrollment or degrees earned may request this information from the Student Records Office in person, in writing, or by submitting an online Verification Request Form. Verification requests are generally processed within two working days. For additional help or for verifications that require more detail, Danforth Campus students should contact the Student Records Office.

Medical School

Students and alumni of the Programs in Audiology and Communication Sciences, Clinical Investigation, Genetic Epidemiology, Health Administration, Nurse Anesthesia, Occupational Therapy, Pediatric Nurse Practitioner, Physical Therapy, Psychiatric Epidemiology and the Schools of Dentistry and Medicine should contact the School of Medicine Registrar for verification of enrollment and degrees and other certifications. Requests may be submitted in person or in writing. Click here for more information.

National Student Clearinghouse (NSC)

The National Student Clearinghouse is Washington University's authorized agent for providing various enrollment-related services required by the federal Title IV student loan programs. All information maintained by the Clearinghouse is strictly confidential. It is not necessary for students to request enrollment or degree verification from the Student Records Office or the School of Medicine Registrar for federal student loan deferments. The lenders and servicing agencies for federal student loans download this information directly from the Clearinghouse on a regular basis. Note: the anticipated degree date reported by the Clearinghouse to your loan servicers prior to your actual graduation is a calculated value based upon your year in school and enrollment status. They use it to project when you may no longer be in school and entering repayment on your loans.

For additional information and assistance with your student loans, contact the Student Financial Services Office on the Danforth Campus or the Office of Student Financial Planning on the Medical School Campus.

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