A: Contact the Computer Systems and Information Development Group, Office of Academic Promotion and Registration, Building 5, 2nd Floor, and present your student ID card or ID card, or call 0-2473-7000 ext. 1717.

A: Check who imposed the restriction:

• If the restriction is due to missing registration documents, submit the pending documents to Building 5, 2nd Floor, or email them to [email protected].
• If the restriction is imposed by your advisor, contact your advisor to unlock the registration.
• If the restriction is due to a low GPA, contact the Curriculum and Academic Performance Group at 0-2473-7000 ext. 1718.

A: This is because you did not click the final confirmation step, so the registration was not completed. Please re-register.

A: Regular program: up to 22 credits.

     Special program: up to 9 credits.

A: Contact your faculty for further assistance.

A: Use keywords with an asterisk (*) to help search. For example:

• Search by course code: enter code 1 followed by , such as 1 or 100*.

Search by course name: enter a specific name followed by , such as English or Analysis*.

A: Contact the faculty staff responsible for the course. For general education courses, register during the start of the term.

A: The course may have been withdrawn because the branch/faculty reported the class cancellation. If the registration period is still open, you can register for a new course. Ensure the new course schedule does not conflict with your existing timetable.

A: Contact the IT department, Office of Academic Promotion and Registration, Building 5, 2nd Floor, or call 0-2473-7000 ext. 1717.

A: Contact your instructor to inquire about the grade submission status.

• If the instructor confirms that grades have been submitted to the faculty, contact the faculty office.
• If the faculty confirms that grades have been sent to the registration office, contact the Curriculum and Academic Performance Group, Building 5, 2nd Floor, or call 0-2473-7000 ext. 1718.

A: Students can check their results through the system at https://mis4.bsru.ac.th/registrar/home.asp

A: If you have registered for your final semester, you need to submit a final semester request form (Form TB.17) at the beginning of the term. This can be done through the Educational Service System (MIS) website under the online request menu. You can find instructions on how to submit the TB.17 form in the submission guide.

A: Any student who has completed all courses according to the curriculum structure in the semester they expect to be their “final semester” can submit the request. There is only one condition for submission: The term must be your final semester. The request can be submitted through the Educational Service System (MIS) website under the online request menu.

A: To request a student status certification letter or any other student-related documents, you can contact the Office of Academic Promotion and Registration following the provided procedures.

A: Students can check their activity participation information by logging into the system at https://mis4.bsru.ac.th/registrar/home.asp using their student ID and selecting the “Check Activity Participation” menu.

A: Any student who has completed all courses according to the curriculum structure in the semester they expect to be their “final semester” can submit the request. There is only one condition for submission: The term must be your final semester. The request can be submitted through the Educational Service System (MIS) website under the online request menu.

Q: I haven’t received the activity serial key.

A: You need to specify which activity you attended and provide a contact channel to the responsible unit.

Q: Where can I collect activity points?

A: You can check announcements or contact the Office of Student Affairs via https://www.facebook.com/dsad.bsru or call 024737000 ext. 1300, 1303, 1302, 1303, 1305. You can also follow activity news from your faculty and on Facebook : BSRU News.

A: Students can find information on the website of the Office of Student Affairs, the Office’s Facebook page, or by calling 02-4737000 ext. 1300.

A: Students can contact the Office of Student Affairs directly for guidance on scholarships, including the Student Loan Fund (SLF) and grants. They can use all communication channels of the Office of Student Affairs.

Q: I have questions about scholarships and the Student Loan Fund (SLF).

A: You can check announcements or call for information about the SLF and the Income Contingent Loan (ICL) at https://www.facebook.com/loan.bsru or call 024737000 ext. 1305, 1300.

Q: Are there scholarships available for students?

A: Yes, when there are announcements for scholarship applications, the information will be provided. Keep an eye on the announcements.

A: The university provides accident insurance for all students, as specified according to their curriculum.

A: Students should request a new ID card at the Office of Academic Promotion and Registration following the provided procedure.

Q: I can’t print the application fee invoice.

A: For faster assistance, you can call the staff at 024737000 ext. 1710, 1711, 1714, 1715, 1717, 1718, 1719, 1998.

Q: I have paid, but it still shows that I haven’t paid.

A: The payment system updates within 2-5 days (excluding public holidays). If it still shows unpaid after this period, you can call to check or see announcements from the Finance Office at https://www.facebook.com/financebsru or call 024737000 ext. 1200, 1202.

A: You can contact the main number 024737000 and then the following extensions:

• Office of Academic Promotion: 1714, 1715
• Finance Office: 1200, 1202
• Office of Student Affairs: 1300
• SLF and ICL: 1305
• Administration: 1008, 1100
• International Affairs: 1740, 1742
• Computer Center: 1722, 1723
• Faculty of Education: 5000
• Faculty of Humanities: 2700, 2702
• Faculty of Science: 3001, 3002, 0982597208
• Faculty of Management Science: 4008, 4009
• Faculty of Engineering: 5650, 5653
• College of Music: 2304, 2076
• Graduate School: 1811, 1814

A: The admin has compiled your complaints for the consideration of the management. You can submit additional complaints/grievances at http://www.bsru.ac.th/tellme/

A: Please provide evidence of the items you found, along with your name and phone number for further processing.

Afterwards, we will use the student’s name from the ID in the bag to contact the Office of Academic Promotion for verification and notify the student.

• If the finder is convenient, they can leave the items at the Office, and we will coordinate for the student to pick them up.
• Alternatively, we can coordinate for the finder to send the items back to the owner via mail.