FAQs

For information on ordering an official transcript, please visit the transcript page.

Please note: no transcript can be issued until all financial obligations to the University have been satisfactorily met. Transcript requests will not be accepted by fax, phone, or email.

Please follow the steps outlined in the Academic Catalog for course withdrawal.

Ceasing to attend without withdrawing will result in the student receiving a grade for the course, possible failing. A “W” designation will only be assigned upon official withdrawal from a course.

Please follow the steps outlined in the Academic Catalog.

Ceasing to attend does not constitute a withdrawal from the University. Ceasing to attend without officially withdrawing will result in the student receiving grades for the coursework, possible a failing grade. A “W” designation will only be assigned upon official withdrawal from the University.

Current students needing to change their address may login to the mylasalle portal to do so. Search “Address” and click on “Addresses, Phones, and Emergency Contacts” then on “Update Mailing and Temporary/Local Addresses” to make your changes. Click on the pencil icon under your Mailing Address to make changes.

Former students/graduates may change their address by fax (215) 951-1602, or regular mail sent to La Salle University, Box 818, 1900 Olney Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19141. Please include the following information when either faxing or mailing your request: old address, new address and phone number, copy of photo ID, and your signature. Please allow 3-5 business days.

The Office of the University Registrar verifies enrollment, graduation, and student status (full-time/part time). Various forms from health insurers, employers, lending agencies, and other entities may be sent to our office via mail or fax. Students may review and print their own enrollment verification or request one.

A student requesting a name change must do so in writing. Included in the letter should be the student’s old and new name, address and phone number. The student should also provide a copy of a driver’s license, court order, or marriage license as proof of said change. This information can be delivered in person to the Office of the University Registrar, Administration Bldg, 3rd floor or mailed to: La Salle University, Office of the University Registrar, 1900 West Olney Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19141.

Undergraduate students are permitted to change from one major to another only when their previous record indicates that they may profit by such a change. Any change, addition, or removal of a Major, Minor, or Concentration requires students to complete the “Curriculum Change Form”. Students should download, complete, and save this form. Using their La Salle email, students must email the form to regacct@lasalle.edu. The Registrar’s Office will forward all Major, Minor, or Concentration requests to the appropriate Chair for approval prior to processing.

Undergraduate students may take up to two completely free electives under a pass/fail option. The purpose of this option is to encourage choice of challenging electives, including those outside the student’s major. See the Registrar’s webpage for all pass/fail deadlines.

Undergraduate students must complete a pass/fail form with their respective Dean’s Office.

When the pass/fail option is chosen, the student’s final grade will be recorded as S for Satisfactory or U for Unsatisfactory. Either grade will not affect the cumulative grade point average. A satisfactory grade will count for course credits and fill any requirements for graduation. An unsatisfactory grade will not count for course credits and will not fill any requirements for graduation.

Log on to mylasalle and search “Browse Courses.”  Click on “Browse Courses” and select the semester you wish to view.  You can enter different search criteria or browse all courses for the selected semester.

Once a course is closed, it is up to the discretion of the department chairperson to grant permission to register for that course. If an allowance is to be made, the student must bring a signed permission slip to the University Registrar’s Office in order to register.

If, while registering via the web, a restriction presents itself, please email regacct@lasalle.edu to learn how to proceed.

• Undergraduate students: All I or N grades that have not been removed within three weeks after the last regular examination of the semester become F’s. When it is physically impossible for the student to remove this grade within the time limit, he or she must obtain a written extension of time form the Dean of their school.
• Graduate students: A student who receives a grade of I must complete the remaining work within the time of the next semester (whether the student is enrolled in course work or not during that subsequent semester). If the work is not completed within that time, the I will remain on the transcript permanently, and the course must be repeated to produce a satisfactory grade.

The instructor must submit a grade change form, with the appropriate approvals. When approved grade changes are received by the University Registrar’s Office, the new grade is posted to the student’s academic record. A student can view their grades on mylasalle where a new grade will replace the original grade.

Students, who receive tuition reimbursement from their employer, may submit a grade (tuition) reimbursement request to the Office of the University Registrar for a specific semester’s grades. A copy of your grades will be sent to you within 3-5 working days.

Please note: we are not able to send grades, to any student, until all financial obligations have been satisfactorily met.

All students MUST apply for graduation.Applying to graduate alerts the University that you will be completing your requirements and wish to have your degree conferred (whether you attend the commencement ceremony or not). No student will graduate/receive a degree without applying to do so. Apply for Graduation on our website.

Students who complete their degree requirements in the summer will have their degree conferred on August 31. The degree is posted to the student’s academic transcript. Diplomas are ordered on August 31, and will arrive in the University Registrar’s Office approximately 6 weeks after this date.  The diplomas will be mailed to the student’s home address on file.

Students who complete their degree requirements in the fall will have their degree conferred on January 15. The degree is posted to the student’s academic transcript.  Diplomas are ordered on January 15. The diplomas will be mailed to the student’s home address on file.

August and January graduates are invited to attend the Commencement ceremony in May. These graduates will receive commencement information in early spring.

Students must update their mailing address. If you are a student, please click here to learn how to update your address.

Current or former University employees must contact payables@lasalle.edu to update their address.

Outstanding financial obligations to the University may prohibit the release of your diploma.

For over 150 years La Salle University has had the prestigious tradition of printing their diplomas in Latin. The students name and degree are printed in English. The translation of the diploma may be found on the protective envelope in which the diploma is distributed.

Diplomas will be available 6-8 weeks after degrees are conferred. Diplomas will be mailed to the home address on files.  Students must update their mailing addresses in the poral.

If you are a student, please click here to learn how to update your address.

Current or former University employees must contact payables@lasalle.edu to update their address.