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Note:  Students who attended High Point University prior to 1984 must provide a copy of a form of photo identification along with the completed transcript request  by mail, fax, or email: Legacy Transcript Services. Only one recipient may be identified per request form.

For students who attended High Point University after 1984, online transcripts requests can be made via the National Student Clearinghouse or in person at the Office of the Registrar in several formats:

  • Mailed or Electronic: Through the National Student Clearinghouse, current and former students can request electronic transcripts in the form of a PDF or mailed paper transcripts.  The charge for PDF or USPS mailed transcripts is $5.00 per transcript. Additional charges apply for express mailing via FedEx.
  • Mailed transcripts are printed on security paper, bear the official University seal and signature of the University Registrar, and are mailed directly to other institutions or agencies in sealed envelopes.  Transcripts will not be considered official if faxed, emailed or released directly to student or alumni.
  • Electronic transcripts are secure PDF documents delivered either to a participating university via Electronic Transfer or to an individual through the National Student Clearinghouse’s secure portal.  PDF transcripts are processed and delivered on demand. Please note that we cannot produce electronic PDF transcripts for students who attended prior to 1984.  If a PDF transcript is sent directly to a student’s personal email address, it will NOT be considered official.

    Other Important Information

    Only one recipient may be identified per request form.

    Hold for Grades/Degree: When placing an order through the National Student Clearinghouse, you may choose to release your transcript after grades have been posted and/or after degrees have been awarded.  Note: This option is not available for pick-up only requests.

    Inclement Weather or University Holidays: In the event of inclement weather or a university holiday, all transcript requests, including FedEx expedited orders, will be delayed until the next working business day.  Please consult the University website for other holiday schedules and inclement weather notices.

    Note:  Students applying to an HPU graduate program do NOT need to request an official transcript.   In the case that you do electronically request your official transcript from HPU, your money will not be refunded.

    Official transcript requests in person or via the National Student Clearinghouse will NOT be released for students with an outstanding financial obligation to the University.  For questions regarding financial accounts, call the Student Accounts Office at (336) 841-9259.

Handshake is the #1-way college students get hired! This platform allows students and alumni to access opportunities posted directly by the employer. Additionally, to simplify your process of applying to opportunities on Handshake, your resume needs to be reviewed and approved by the Office of Career & Professional Development prior to applying. View the full instructions on how to upload your resume below.

Chris Mitchell serves as the Graduate School and Alumni Career Advisor in the Office of Career & Professional Development. With over 15 years advancing diversity, inclusion, and student success in higher education, he provides personalized career counseling, graduate school application guidance, and strategic planning for graduate students and alumni across industries.​ He can be reached at [email protected], or (336) 841-9615.

Utilizing our new Alumni Campus Access cards, all alumni can visit campus 7 days a week during business hours (8 a.m. to 5 p.m.). If you have not received your Alumni Campus Access card, please contact [email protected].

Tours can be arranged upon request, pending availability of our alumni engagement staff. To schedule a tour, please email [email protected].

Ways you can Volunteer!

Alumni Association Board Member

The Board of Directors Nominations Committee is seeking names of alumni whom you think would be effective members of the Board of Directors.  The mission of the High Point University Alumni Association is to act as an advisory board and liaison to the administration of the University on matters related to alumni relations and alumni communications.  The group also aims to instill an appreciation for HPU through any and all alumni activities on and off campus and all available media.  Nominations for Alumni Board Members are currently be accepted.

Alumni Association Young Alumni Council Member

Similar to the Board of Directors, the Young Alumni Council serves as an advisory board to the University on matters specifically related to young alumni, defined as graduates from High Point University in the last ten years.

Reunion Volunteer

Make your reunion the best it can be!  Help the Alumni Office plan special activities for your class or affinity group.  The most important role of reunion volunteers is to contact classmates and inform them about the reunion and invite them to return to campus.

Alumni Host

Alumni Host volunteers work with the Office of Alumni Engagement to plan, implement and evaluate alumni programs and activities.  These regional events encourage alumni from all over the country to stay connected to the University.

Questions about how to volunteer?  Contact Elizabeth Boles ’17, ’25, via email at [email protected].

Alumni Frequently Asked Questions

The HPU Fund is made up of thousands of supportive students, parents, alumni, faculty, staff and friends dedicated to enhancing each student’s educational experience.  These gifts support student financial assistance, technology and laboratory equipment within our classrooms, course development, summer internships, and so much more.

YES!  High Point University allows all HPU Fund gifts to be designated to an area of your choice.  These five areas directly impact our students and their experience at the University.  You may allocate your unrestricted gift towards one of the following areas:HPU Fund for Extraordinary Education which impacts:

  • Greatest Need
  • Scholarship Support
  • David R. Hayworth College of Arts & Sciences
  • School of Art & Design
  • Earl N. Phillips School of Business
  • Nido  R. Qubein School of Communication
  • School of Education
  • Earl Congdon School of Health Sciences
  • Fred Wilson School of Pharmacy
  • Other

Double or triple your gift to High Point University and make your gift go even further.  Many companies will even match gifts made by retirees and spouses of employees.  To find out if your company has a matching gift policy, please ask the Human Resource Department.  If your company is eligible, request a matching gift form from your employer and send it to HPU completed and signed with your gift.

High Point University continues to benefit from the generosity of alumni, parents and friends.  While the biggest portion of the University’s budget comes from tuition, donations supply the transformational dollars that make us distinct. The University strives to provide every student with an extraordinary education in an inspiring environment with caring people.  The institution cannot do it alone.  We must provide our students every opportunity – studying aboard in China to live and learn a new culture, musical performances in world renown music halls,  and provide access to the best technology and learning environments available.

Individuals make gifts in different sizes from $5 to $500,000.  Your participation is the main priority.  These gifts together will build a strong foundation of support and will make an even larger impact.  We take pride in being able to report to other foundations and corporations that a large portion of the University’s giving percentage comes from those closest to us.

Your participation at any level is critical.

What does not qualify as an HPU Fund gift? Gifts to restricted funds, such as an endowed scholarship, or your Panther Club membership.

Each year’s HPU Fund campaign ends on May 31.