The Registrar91É«ÇéƬ Office is committed to serving the students’ academic needs in numerous ways, including registration for classes, adding and dropping courses, monitoring degree requirements, grades, transcript requests, transfer evaluations, enrollment verifications, graduation contracts, graduation requirements, commencement and more. The Registrar91É«ÇéƬ Office is generally open M-F, 9:00am - 4:30pm, not including Chapel hours and holidays.
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Available Terms
Spring 2026: See Registration Dates & Deadlines
Spring 2026 – Graduate Studies: See Registration Dates & Deadlines
Post Session 2026: Registration is open
Summer 2026 GSBC: Registration is open
Summer 2026 Online: Registration opens Mar 23
Fall 2026: See Registration Dates & Deadlines
Pre-Registration opens Mar 6
Registration opens as follows:
Fall 2026 Credential: Registration opensÌýMar 16
Fall 2026 GSBC: Registration opens Jul 1
Future terms • See Academic Calendar
Visit the Student Portal to register for classes, view textbook information, pay your bill, view your financial aid, sign up for housing, complete health forms, and more.
Visit Stellic to plan your degree interactively with your advisor, track your progress towards degree completion, and plan for future courses that fit your schedule.
: including credit limits, IGETC, AP, CLEP, Biblical Studies GE requirement for transfer students, etc.
: Click here to see lists of transferable courses from other institutions that satisfy our General Education requirements, including AP, CLEP, etc.
Fall 2025/May 2026 Graduation Contracts are due 12/19/2025.
COMMENCEMENT VS. GRADUATION
The Commencement Ceremony is the celebration of your hard work towards graduation.ÌýGraduation, the official awarding of your degree; will occur when all your degree requirements are met.
GRADUATION CONTRACT
STEP 1: Start your .
STEP 2: Plan your last requirements in with your advisor.
STEP 3: Registrar approval – we’ll reach out to approve or ask questions about your plan.
STEP 4: the graduation contract. Due prior to end of the fall semester before the commencement ceremony in May.
GRADUATION FEE
The Graduation fee is required in order to participate in commencement and/or receive a diploma. A $75 late fee will begin at the end of the fall semester.
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Academic transcripts are maintained for every student ever in attendance at The 91É«ÇéƬ’s University, The 91É«ÇéƬ’s Institute, The 91É«ÇéƬ’s Seminary, Los Angeles Baptist College and Los Angeles Baptist Theological Seminary.
TMU/TMS students:
TMU students applying to TMS do not need to order an official transcript. Please contact TMS for assistance. When requesting official transcripts to be sent to another institution, you do not need to request your TMU & TMS transcripts separately, they are automatically sent together.
Processing time
Please allow 3-5 business days for processing. Processing time may be delayed at the beginning and end of the semester. Thank you for your patience.
Official Transcript FeesÌý
See shipping options and prices during order process.
*Please be aware that if you order an eTranscript to be sent to your own email, it will no longer be considered official when it is printed. The word COPY will appear as latent images across the face of the transcript.
Unofficial TranscriptÌý
Current Students & Recent Alumni
If you were enrolledÌýwithin the past 3 years, you can access yourÌýunofficial transcriptÌýby:
ÌýForgot your login credentials?
Contact theÌýIT Service Desk:
Email:
Phone: (661) 362-2876
Alumni (Not Enrolled for 3+ Years)
You have two options:
Visit Canvas to access your classes and coursework, to submit assignments and view your grades.
Ìý Must also submit add/drop form.
Ìý| (This form will send a request to the TMS Registrar’s Office)
Enrollment Verification Request
FERPA Information Release FormÌý •ÌýÌýFERPA Policy
Ìý– Or, accessible in .
See frequently asked questions for all things pertaining to the Registrar91É«ÇéƬ Office.
How to apply to TMU
Interested in visiting or applying to TMU? Visit Admissions.
Applications & Events
See application deadlines, visitation options and Week of Welcome activities at Admissions.
Welcome to the Registrar91É«ÇéƬ Office
The Registrar91É«ÇéƬ Office is generally open M-F, 9:00am – 4:30pm, not including Chapel hours and holidays.
Student Success
Information to come!
Who is my advisor?
For your first semester at TMU, an Admission Counselor will walk you through registration. As your first semester begins you will be assigned to a Faculty Advisor from your Academic Program. The name of your advisor can be found both in the Registration Dashboard (found on the Student Portal, click Register.) and . If you don’t see an advisor91É«ÇéƬ name yet and need assistance with registration please reach out to your Admissions Counselor.
Can I make changes to my schedule?
Yes, but first discuss any changes with your advisor. Then, you have access to make changes to your schedule online in the Registration Dashboard (found on the Student Portal, click Register.) See Registration Instructions on this page.
Helpful contacts:
Visit for more information.Ìý
Also, see “Academics” below.
Please see ÌýInternational Students for more information.
Also, see “Academics” below.
If you have been absent from TMU for 1 or more semesters and would like to return, you may need to Re-Admit to TMU before you can access registration again. An extended absence is defined differently based on the program you were in:
Traditional Undergraduate Program:
If you are absent for one semester (ex: Fall or Spring), you will need to re-apply. Contact Admissions to re-apply.
Online Program (including Graduate and Undergraduate programs):
If you are absent for 3 semesters, you will need to re-apply. Contact to re-apply.
Note: if you are completing a Traditional program, but want to finish your last semester(s) with online classes, please contact Admissions.
MABC Program:Ìý
If you are absent for 4 semesters, you will need to re-apply. Contact MABC to re-apply.
A transfer student is defined as a student who enters TMU with at least 24 semester units (36 quarter units) of accepted college level coursework from another college or university.
College-level credit earned prior to high school graduation, as well as any credit by examination, does not count toward determining whether a student has reached transfer status.
Coursework completed after initial entry willÌý not change this status.
: including credit limits, IGETC, AP, CLEP, Biblical Studies GE requirement for transfer students, etc.
: Click here to see lists of transferable courses from other institutions that satisfy our General Education requirements, including AP, CLEP, etc.
Visit for more information, or contact us at
Academic Catalog
Students entering TMU prior to 2024 (Summer 2024 and earlier) are held to the of their first full-time semester as an undergraduate, or graduate student at TMU.
Students entering TMU Fall 2024 and later are held to the of their initial entry term at TMU.
Click the link to view current and archived catalogs. For access to older catalogs not listed on this link, contact .
Syllabus
Syllabus information may still be available to students in . If not, please contact the Academic Department through which the course was offered.
Depending on the student91É«ÇéƬ major, certain G.E. requirements allow for substitutions. See official and complete listing in the Academic Catalog. Please refer to the catalog for the academic year you began as an undergraduate student at TMU.
The table below is for general guidance.
| Course Code | Course Name | Semester Units |
|---|---|---|
| B101 | Old Testament Survey I | 3 |
| B102 | Old Testament Survey II | 3 |
| B201 | New Testament Survey I | 3 |
| B202 | New Testament Survey II | 3 |
| BTH321 | Christian Theology I | 3 |
| BTH322 | Christian Theology II | 3 |
| B121 | Essentials of Christian Thought | 3 |
| E110 | English Composition | 3 |
| Literature Survey (choose 1): E200 E221 E212 E221 E222 E231 E232 | Great Works of Literature Survey English Literature I English Literature II World Literature I World Literature II American Literature I American Literature II | 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 |
| Literature Elective | An "E _ _ _" course, excluding: E330, E353, E364, E435, E436, E491A, E491B. | 3 |
| C100 | Spoken Communication | 3 |
| MU190 | Essentials of Music & Art | 3 |
| P311 | Essentials of Philosophy | 3 |
| H211 | Essentials of World History I | 3 |
| H212 | Essentials of World History II | 3 |
| H230 | Essentials of U.S. History | 3 |
| POL220 | U.S. Government | 3 |
| ECN200 | Essentials of Economics & Society | 3 |
| Science Lecture (choose 1) LS150 GS150 | Essentials of Biology Essentials of Geology | 3 3 |
| Science Lab (choose 1) LS150 Lab GS150 Lab | Essentials of Biology Lab Essentials of Geology Lab | 3 3 |
| MA240 | Critical Thinking & Quantitative Analysis | 3 |
Visit Academic Programs for more information.
Auditing: There are restrictions for international students auditing classes. They may audit courses; however, these units are not included in their full-time unit load calculation. International visitors on B-1 or B-2 visas may not audit or enroll in classes.
Online Course Work: Only one class (3 units for undergraduate, 2 units for graduate) of online study may be applied toward the full-time enrollment requirement for international students during any given semester.
Note: This is not a comprehensive list of policies for which the international student is responsible.
Visit International Students for more information.
Institutional Eligibility Regulations for Athletics
Institutional Semester GPA Regulation of 1.75. Any student-athlete having a semester GPA lower than 1.75 is subject to the following guidelines:Ìý
Institutional Cumulative Grade Point Average Regulation of 2.00Ìý
Student-athletes whose cumulative GPA falls below 2.00 are placed on academic probation. If they do not attain a cumulative GPA of 2.00 or above for a second or any subsequent semester of enrollment, they will be denied participation in intercollegiate programs and are subject to academic disqualification.Ìý
NOTE: Institutional grade point averages can be raised only by taking institutional credit hours
Note: this is not a comprehensive list of policies for which the student athlete is responsible.
Visit for more information.
Academic Calendar & Finals Schedule
View term dates and deadlines, and off-days for students.
View the finals schedule.
Registration Dates & Deadlines
View term dates, deadlines and upcoming registration dates.
View available course schedules.
Fall 2025/May 2026 Graduation Contracts are due 12/19/2025.
COMMENCEMENT VS. GRADUATION
The Commencement Ceremony is the celebration of your hard work towards graduation.ÌýGraduation, the official awarding of your degree; will occur when all your degree requirements are met.
GRADUATION CONTRACT
STEP 1: Start your .
STEP 2: Plan your last requirements in with your advisor.
STEP 3: Registrar approval – we’ll reach out to approve or ask questions about your plan.
STEP 4: the graduation contract. Due prior to end of the fall semester before the commencement ceremony in May.
GRADUATION FEE
The Graduation fee is required in order to participate in commencement and/or receive a diploma. A $75 late fee will begin at the end of the fall semester.
Pay the
Ìý Contact us
Undergraduate Graduation Requirements
The 91É«ÇéƬ91É«ÇéƬ University grants bachelor91É«ÇéƬ degrees (i.e., Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Music, and Bachelor of Science) to students who satisfy the graduation requirements described below:
Please note that degree requirements within each major are determined by the departmental faculty. Many majors feature a variety of emphases that may have different unit requirements for graduation. Progress toward fulfillment of these major requirements is monitored by departmental faculty and by the Registrar through graduation contracts.
Students are held to the unit requirements within general education and their major/emphasis according to the Academic Catalog under which they initially enter The 91É«ÇéƬ91É«ÇéƬ University. This applies, as well, to those students whose continuous enrollment is interrupted and then return to the university.
Graduate-level Graduation Requirements
91É«ÇéƬ of Arts, Biblical Counseling
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Granted at graduation to students who have completed at least 60 semester units at The 91É«ÇéƬ91É«ÇéƬ University and have attained the following cumulative grade point average:
Commencement vs. Graduation
TheÌýCommencement CeremonyÌýis the celebration of your hard work towards graduation.ÌýGraduation, the official awarding of your degree, will occur when all your degree requirements are met.
Commencement Ceremony
Commencement ceremonies are held once a year with the conclusion of the spring semester in May. Students who finish their degree in the fall semester will receive their degree immediately and are invited to walk in commencement exercises the following May.
VisitÌýÌýfor all information about the day91É«ÇéƬ events, including location, live streaming, vendors, and information for guests.
When to expect your diploma
Receipt of diploma can be expected within 9 weeks of your final semester ending (this includes 1 week for final grades to be posted, 4-6 weeks for your degree to be posted, 1-2 weeks for the diploma to be received).
Note:Ìýdelays occur due to campus closure and holidays. Fall semester processing can expect 2-3 additional weeks.
If your address has changed, you must contact Ìýso that your diploma arrives at the correct location.
Diploma Replacement
Ìý$25
$35 (This form will send a request to the TMS Registrar’s Office)
Phone: 661-362-2813 Email: Fax: 661-362-2722 (private & secure) Mail: The 91É«ÇéƬ's University, Office of the Registrar, 21726 Placerita Canyon Road, Santa Clarita, CA 91321
The 91É«ÇéƬ91É«ÇéƬ University and Seminary admit students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.
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