Law School Registrar's Office

The mission of the North Carolina Central University School of Law Registrar’s Office is to provide accurate academic record information and policy services to faculty, staff, students, central administration and external constituencies. The Law Registrar’s Office collects and disseminates student, course, instructional, and academic information through processes that ensure the integrity and security of all academic records particularly with regard to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) as set forth by the Federal Government. See FERPA for more information.

The Office of the Registrar offers numerous services to students and faculty year-round, including the following:

• Administering course registration and examinations;
• Maintaining student records;
• Overseeing the processing of institutional withdrawals and course withdrawals; and
• Managing the posting of all law grades in Banner.

View more information on withdrawal from the university.

The following resource links and video will help you understand the steps to registering for classes.  When watching the video keep in mind that when recorded, the information was geared toward the 1L students in their Spring semester registering for the Fall semester of their 2L year. These are great tips and resources for students to use as they prepare to register for the upcoming semester, plan credits for graduation, and what you will need for internships. 

Feel free to take notes as you start to prepare for the process. Also, take a look at the Registration Resources LibGuide for updated information on the upcoming semester. If you ever have any questions, please feel free to contact the Law Registrar at 919-530-7160 or [email protected].