Registrar

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The Office of the Registrar is responsible for maintaining students' official academic records, course scheduling and registration, exam scheduling and administration, bar certification, and Veteran certification. The Registrar's Office also issues parking permits, lockers, reissued diplomas, as well as transcripts.

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Contact Us

2 White Street
Concord, NH 03301
law.registrar@law.unh.edu
Phone: (603) 513-5295
Fax: (603) 513-5289

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Graduates may obtain a UNH Law diploma by completing the Diploma Reissue Request Form. The fee for a reissued diploma is $75 (United States) and $175 (international). Reissued diplomas take approximately three months. If you have questions concerning your UNH Law diploma, please email Law.Registrar@law.unh.edu or call (603) 513-5295

Certification of Degree (Alumni)

To request a Degree Certification, please send an email to the Registrar's Office, registrar@law.unh.edu, with the following information:

  • Request for Degree Certification in email subject line
  • Your full name as it appeared during attendance
  • Your year of graduation
  • A telephone number where you can be reached during the day
  • The name and address of the individual/firm/corporation/institution the certification should be mailed to

Please allow 5 business days from the time the request is received for processing.

Degree Certification Letters contain: student name, degree student was seeking and/or degree received, dates of attendance, academic standing, date degree conferred and the University of New Hampshire School of Law ABA approval date.

Enrollment Verification (Current Students)

The University of New Hampshire has partnered with Credentials Solutions to accept online transcript orders. Students and alumni can order their official transcripts 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Transcripts can be sent electronically or mailed in hard copy, depending on the preference of the recipient.

Fees

Cost is $3.00 for an electronic transcript or $6.00 for a hard copy, plus optional shipping charges. More information can be found on the transcript ordering page.

Webcat (Current students)

Order through Webcat: Click Student Records -> Transcript -> Request Official Transcript to order.

Online (Alumni)

Order online from Credentials Solutions, the authorized provider for University of New Hampshire transcripts.

Check Transcript Order Status

Contact Credentials Solutions at (847) 716-3005 with any questions regarding transcript orders.

Written Request

Contact Records & Graduation for information on submitting a written request.

View unofficial transcript on Webcat.

  1. Login to Webcat
  2. Select Student Records
  3. Select Transcript
  4. Select Academic Transcript

Contact Records & Graduation for additional assistance.

UNH Law's Electronic Exam Policy: UNH Law students have the option of using Electronic Bluebook (EBB) software to type their final exams. EBB, offered by CompuTest, LLC, is fully compatible with Macs.

The option of taking exams via laptops is offered to students as a convenience and privilege, not as a right. Making sure your equipment is in good working order and knowing how to use the program is the student's responsibility. Students choose this option at their own risk and should be prepared to hand write their exam in case of an unforeseen problem.

Please note the following:

  • Any attempt to disable or tamper with the security features of EBB will result in an Honor Code complaint being lodged against the student.
  • If, for any reason, a student cannot continue typing their exam using EBB software, he or she must hand write the remainder of the exam.
  • On exam day, students must arrive 15 minutes prior to the start of an exam. Laptops must be turned on and running EBB at least 10 minutes prior to the start of an exam. If EBB is not running 10 minutes prior to the start of an exam, said exam must be written by hand.
  • Only essay portions of an exam will be administered on EBB. EBB will not be offered for take home exams.
  • Use of EBB for exams is at the professor's discretion.

The Student Handbook is a wealth of information containing policies, procedures, academic rules & course descriptions generally used by the University of New Hampshire School of Law.

Each state administers its own bar examination. The agency responsible for the examination varies from state to state, as do the dates when the examination is offered. We encourage you to review the requirements needed for the bar application as early as possible. Please see the individual state for more information.

Register to take the bar exam in a given state:

Northeast

Mid-Atlantic

Southeast

Midwest

West/Rocky Mountains

Other U.S. Jurisdictions

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Notaries:
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