St. John’s University is pleased to provide enrollment and
degree verifications free of charge to all student and alumni.
There are three ways you can order an enrollment or degree
verification.
Online Requests
Current students may order enrollment and degree verification via
the Web. To do so, click on the UIS in St. John’s Central and then on Student
& Financial Aid. Next select “Student Records.” From there
select “Request an Enrollment Verification.”
Recent alumni who continue to have access to St. John’s Central
may also order enrollment and degree verifications online.
In-Person Requests
On the Queens campus, the Registrar is located on the first
floor of Newman Hall. On the Staten Island campus, the Registrar is
located on the second floor of Flynn Hall. At the Manhattan campus,
go directly to the Office of Enrollment Services on the first floor
of Murray Hall.
Click here for our hours.
Mail-In Requests
Students and alumni of the
Queens, Staten Island and Rome
campuses
St. John’s University
Office of the Registrar
300 Howard Avenue
Staten Island, NY 10301
Attn: Verifications Desk
Students and alumni of the
Manhattan Campus
St. John’s University
Office of Enrollment Services
101 Murray Street
New York, NY 10007
Attn: Verifications Desk
When requesting verification by mail, please be sure to provide the
following information:
- Full name and any other name used while at St. John’s
- Your "X number." If you don't know this number, give us the
last four digits of your Social Security
number.
- Dates of attendance
- Division of the University you attended
- Degrees you received
- Address and a phone number where we can reach you
- Best times to call you
- The name and address of the person to whom you want us to send
the verification
Be sure to sign your request. Please note that
we only verify your dates of attendance, degrees and honors
received, and your major. If you need verification of the courses
you took and the grades you received, or of your GPA, you must request a
transcript.
Current students can view their entire academic record and student
advisement report from the University Information
System. You can also print your record from the Web, but it
will not show your name or any other information that will identify
you.