About Student Services

Led by the Dean of Student Services, the Office of Student Services focuses on coordinating support, redesigning administrative practices, and leveraging technology to improve the student experience for Harvard College, the Harvard Griffin Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, and the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS). Whether students need help enrolling in courses or have questions about registering for housing, our goal is to provide quick and efficient support. 

Whom We Serve

The Office of Student Services aligns the mission, function, and leadership of four interdependent units including the Disability Access Office (DAO), Housing Office, Office of Academic Integrity and Student Conduct (OAISC), and the Registrar's Office (FASRO). Harvard College students will continue to access support from all four offices. Harvard Griffin GSAS students will receive the same assistance from the Registrar's Office and the Accessible Education Office, and continue to access support from the Harvard Griffin GSAS Office of Student Services and the Harvard Griffin GSAS Office of Residential Life

Faculty of Arts and Sciences Students

Includes Harvard College, Harvard Griffin GSAS, and SEAS

Harvard College Students

Undergraduate students only


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About Our Departments

FAS Disability Access Office

Supports: Harvard College, Harvard Griffin GSAS, and SEAS


Harvard University is committed to building a diverse and inclusive community, which includes providing equal access to all students. The Disability Access Office (DAO) determines accommodations for students with disabilities and ensures legal compliance with non-discrimination for students with disabilities under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and The Americans with Disabilities Act (1990, and Amendments Act of 2008). DAO works in collaboration with Harvard faculty, students, and staff to create equitable educational experiences through the promotion of universal design in learning, reasonable accommodations in inaccessible environments, and the reframing of disability as a valued aspect of the human experience.

FAS Registrar's Office

Supports: Harvard College, Harvard Griffin GSAS, and SEAS


The FAS Registrar's Office serves faculty, students, staff, and alumni of Harvard College, the Harvard Griffin Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, and the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. We also support alumnae of Radcliffe College as custodians of student records. We are deeply committed to providing personal attention and efficient service to our community.

Harvard College Housing Office

Supports: Harvard College only


The Harvard College Housing Office supports the Houses by reviewing and establishing central policies for College students as related to housing. The Housing office is also responsible for housing during Winter Break as well as Summer housing for College undergraduates and student organizations.

Students in the Harvard Griffin Graduate School of Arts and Sciences should contact the Harvard Griffin GSAS Office of Residential Life for housing information. 

Harvard College Office of Academic Integrity and Student Conduct

Supports: Harvard College only


The Harvard College Office of Academic Integrity and Student Conduct houses both the Administrative Board and the Honor Council and is responsible for dealing with concerns pertaining to undergraduates at the College.

The Administrative Board of Harvard College has the responsibility for reviewing all unsatisfactory undergraduate records and disciplinary cases involving social misconduct for possible action. The Board also votes on all student petitions for makeup examinations as well as exceptions to the academic rules described in the Harvard College Handbook for Students. The Board is composed of the Dean of Harvard College,and administrative and teaching members of the Faculty. For additional information, see both the Handbook for Students and the Administrative Board website.

The Honor Council handles matters dealing with academic integrity and violations of the College’s Honor Code. The Council is composed of faculty, students, and staff and chaired by the Dean of Harvard College. For additional information, see both the Handbook for Students and the Honor Council website

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