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Transcript and Diploma Requests

The Office of Academic Records will also be important after you graduate, as they distribute official transcripts and diplomas.  To order your official Moody transcript, please click here. To request an additional diploma, please click here.

How do I enroll?

In order to enroll, students must first apply to one of our programs. Once matriculated into one of our programs, students can log in to the myMoody portal and follow the registration instructions to enroll into courses. If you would like more information or assistance in registration, call us at (312) 329-4469 or e-mail us at arecords@moody.edu. 

Graduation, course drops/withdrawals and academic monitoring are other functions that either originate or take place in Academic Records.

Stories

Explore stories of how God is moving through alumni, students, faculty, and leaders from Moody Bible Institute, Moody Theological Seminary, and Moody Aviation.
Soar on Wings
Moody Aviation grad and his wife provide lifeline t o Papua missionaries and locals in one of world’s most isolated regionsMoody Aviation grad and his wife provide lifeline to Papua missionaries and locals in one of world’s most isolated regions
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Building Bridges through Ballet
Discovering common ground in community arts
Building Bridges through Ballet
‘Keep the Main Thing the Main Thing’
Moody alum opens up about being a Christ follower in government today
‘Keep the Main Thing the Main Thing’

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Aviation Stories
Find out how God is working through alumni and students from Moody Aviation.
Residence Life
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While at Moody, Bradley often attended The Compass Church, his home church in Naperville, Illinois. One Sunday during his sophomore year, his former youth leader, Ritch Sandford, was the featured speaker. He had moved to Utah to plant a church. “I was going to my car,” Bradley recalls, “and Ritch stopped me and said, ‘I was watching you interact with people, and I think you should consider church planting. There are a lot of areas in the country where there are shockingly few churches. I'm living in one right now.’”

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