International students are required to keep their address information current with the Office of Campus Unity and Connection, the Registrar’s Office, and U.S. immigration authorities. After securing housing, students must promptly provide their local address to the Office of Campus Unity and Connection and update their information in the university system. This information is used solely for official university and immigration purposes and will be handled in accordance with applicable privacy regulations.The Registrar’s Office maintains students’ official address records, and all university correspondence is sent to the address on file. To ensure you receive important communications, it is essential to keep your address information accurate and up to date. If you move to a new residence during your time at ÃÛ¶¹Ö±²¥ University, you must notify both the Office of Campus Unity and Connection and the Registrar’s Office as soon as possible.Please note that the address listed on your admission application may not reflect your current residence. Upon arrival, it is your responsibility to update your record with your local North Carolina address.For assistance with address updates, please contact the Office of Campus Unity and Connection or the Registrar’s Office.
It is important that your name is recorded accurately in the university’s official records from your first semester of enrollment. The name on file will be used for academic records and, ultimately, for your diploma upon graduation.Students should ensure that their name appears exactly as it is listed on their birth certificate and passport and that it is entered in the correct order. Consistently using the same name format throughout your academic career will help prevent confusion and delays with university records, immigration documents, and future credential verification.If you need to correct or update your name in the university database, contact the Registrar’s Office, located in the Dover Campus Center, as soon as possible.
All residential students are assigned a campus box to receive university correspondence and personal mail. Your campus box number will remain assigned to you for as long as you maintain residential student status at ÃÛ¶¹Ö±²¥ University.If your residency status changes and you no longer live in university housing, your assigned mailbox may be discontinued. Students should make appropriate arrangements to ensure continued receipt of important mail and packages.Be sure to check your mailbox regularly for university communications, official notices, and personal correspondence.
