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Student Records


Degree/Enrollment Verification

Enrollment Verifications may be requested several ways. There is no charge for an enrollment verification

  • MaineStreet - Students may request an Enrollment Verification from within their Student Center on MaineStreet. In the "Academics" section of the Student Center, click on the "other academic..." drop-down and choose Enrollment Verification, then click the >> button. Fill in the information and submit your request.

  • Phone - Students may call the Office of Student Records at (207)581-1290 to request an Enrollment Verification.

  • Postal Mail - Students may mail a request to the Office of Student Records, 5781 Wingate Hall, Orono, ME 04469-5781, to request an Enrollment Verification. Please include your full name, student ID number and the term for which you wish verification (ie Fall 2009). Also provide the full address or FAX number of where you wish to have the Enrollment Verification sent.

  • Email - Students may email a request to the Office of Student Records at umrecord@maine.edu to request an Enrollment Verification. Please include your full name, student ID number and the term for which you wish verification (ie Fall 2009). Also provide the full address or FAX number of where you wish to have the Enrollment Verification sent.

  • FAX - Students may FAX a request to the Office of Student Records at (207)581-1314 to request an Enrollment Verification. Please include your full name, student ID number and the term for which you wish verification (ie Fall 2009). Also provide the full address or FAX number of where you wish to have the Enrollment Verification sent.

  • Walk-In - Students may visit the Office of Student Records to request an Enrollment Verification in person. The Office of Student Records is located in Room 100 of Wingate Hall on Munson Road.

Degree Verifications may be requested several ways. There is no charge for a Degree Verification.

  • Phone - Students may call the Office of Student Records at (207)581-1290 to request a Degree Verification.

  • Postal Mail - Students may mail a request to the Office of Student Records, 5781 Wingate Hall, Orono, ME 04469-5781, to request a Degree Verification. Please include your full name, student ID number and the degree (ie BS), major(s) and year the degree was awarded. Also provide the full address or FAX number of where you wish to have the Enrollment Verification sent.

  • Email - Students may email a request to the Office of Student Records at umrecord@maine.edu to request a Degree Verification. Please include your full name, student ID number and the degree (ie BS), major(s) and year the deree was awarded. Also provide the full address or FAX number of where you wish to have the Enrollment Verification sent.

  • FAX - Students may FAX a request to the Office of Student Records at (207)581-1314 to request a Degree Verification. Please include your full name, student ID number and the degree (ie BS), major(s) and year the degree was awarded. Also provide the full address or FAX number of where you wish to have the Enrollment Verification sent.

  • Walk-In - Students may visit the Office of Student Records to request a Degree Verification in person. The Office of Student Records is located in Room 100 of Wingate Hall on Munson Road.

Enrollment Status

Full-time undergraduate students are registered for sufficient credits each semester to complete their academic programs in four years (eight regular semesters). For most programs, this means students must average 15 credits per semester to earn the minimum of 120 credits required for graduation. A few programs require more than 120 credits.

The University treats undergraduate students registered for 12 or more credits as full-time students for purposes of calculating student financial aid, determining eligibility for campus housing, athletic eligibility, veteran's benefits, student fees, and for all other activities which vary according to enrollment status. Failure to register for at least 12 credits per semester will jeopardize eligibility for financial aid, athletic eligibility, veteran's benefits and campus housing.

Exception: The University may grant full-time privileges to students with documented disabilities who register for fewer than 12 credits but more than 6 credits per semester. This exception requires the positive recommendations of the University of Maine Coordinator of Services for Students with Disabilities and of the Special Student Services Advisory Committee, and must be approved by the Provost (or designee). Students requesting this accommodation must provide current, comprehensive evidence of a documented disability from a health care or psycho-educational professional, as well as a copy of their academic records from institutions attended prior to enrolling at the University of Maine. Eligibility of reduced-load students for certain benefits is contingent upon payment of appropriate fees.

The University of Maine considers students formally registered in courses in Cooperative Education, Field Experience, or Internships as part of their UMaine programs, to be full-time students. Also, graduating seniors who need less than 12 credits to complete requirements and have applied to graduate are considered full-time.


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Office of Student Records
5781 Wingate Hall
Munson Road
Orono, Maine 04469-5781
Phone: (207) 581-1290 | Fax: (207) 581-1314
Email: umrecord@maine.edu


The University of Maine
, Orono, Maine 04469
207-581-1110
A Member of the University of Maine System