Office of the Registrar

• TTUHSC OP 77.13 Student Education Records
• U.S. Department of Education FERPA Policy
• FERPA Information Release
• FERPA Information Release Instructions

Student

• Name Change Form
• Diploma Reorder
• 1098T Tax Information
• Commencement 
• Degree Works
• Enrollment Verifications
• Student WebRaider Portal
• Transcript Request
• Leave of Absence
• Graduation Application

Faculty and Staff

• Grade Change
• Grade of Incomplete
• Late Drop Request
• New Course Request Form
• Course Section Request
• Cognos Getting Started 
• WebRaider Portal

2025-2026

• School of Nursing
• School of Medicine
• School of Health Professions
• Jerry H. Hodge School of Pharmacy
• Julia Jones Matthews School of Population and Public Health
• Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences

2026-2027

• School of Nursing
• School of Medicine
• School of Health Professions
• Jerry H. Hodge School of Pharmacy
• Julia Jones Matthews School of Population and Public Health
• Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences

• Academic Regulation Policy
• Grade Change Policy
• HSC OP 77.17 Core & Transfer Compliance Policy
• Student Record, Transcript, and Test Score Policy
• TTUHSC International Student Procedures

The determination of residency classification for tuition purposes is governed by Texas law and rules set forth by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. A student’s residency classification is initially based on the information provided on their Admissions Application. If a student is classified as a non-resident and wishes to be considered for reclassification as a resident, it is necessary to submit the State of Texas Residency Core Questionnaire to the Office of the Registrar. Supporting documentation will be required. Students must have applied to Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (TTUHSC) in order to have their residency classification reviewed.

The following information is neither exhaustive nor complete and should not be interpreted as such. For detailed information about regulations relating to residency in the State of Texas, visit the College for All Texans Residency Information page. 

• Eligibility through High School
• Eligibility through Establishing Domicile
• State of Texas Residency Core Questionnaire
• College for All Texans
• Residency FAQ's
• Residency Appeals
• Waivers to Pay Resident Tuition

Classroom Reservations: 

• Members of the TTUHSC community can reserve a room. 
• Non-registered users must contact Classroom Scheduling for reservations.
• Note: Library study rooms are reserved through the TTUHSC Library webpage

To reserve a classroom, please visit the 25 Live website: https://25live.collegenet.com/pro/ttuhsc 

Access to library study spaces requires a reservation, which can be made in any of the following three ways:

• Call Classroom Scheduling at 806-743-6016 or email Classroom.Scheduling@ttuhsc.edu 
• Scan the QR code at the Library Study Space you wish to reserve.
• Submit an online request using the following link: https://www.ttuhsc.edu/it/classroom-support/study-reservation.aspx 

How to reserve a study space online: 

1. Click More dropdown in the right corner.
2. Select Availability from the dropdown menu
3. Choose All Study Spaces from the dropdown in the top menu above the scheduling grid. 
   1. Available Rooms to reserve are: 
      1. Lubbock: LBPSL-302 through LBPSL-332
      2. Amarillo: ABSOP-1205A, ABSOP-1201-1203 & 1207-1210
      3. Odessa study space reservations are first-come, first-served (Rooms 2C89, 2C90, and 2C97)
4. Select the appropriate study room link and then fill in all required information:
   1. Event Name - for example: "Test name or Studying."
   2. Leave the Type to say "Express Scheduled Event."
   3. Put in the requested scheduler's name
   4. Input the time requested (please note you only get 4 hours a day).
   5. List how many people will be on the reservation

For additional assistance on how to request a room reservation, please visit the IT Solutions Page.