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View, track, and plan your academic program progress with Degree Works, a powerful tool that puts you in the driver's seat for completing your degree.

Before registering for courses: please review your degree program requirements in Degree Works to ensure you are taking courses required for your academic program. Taking courses outside your program of study may affect your federal financial aid award.

Log In to Degree Works

  1. Log in to My成人抖音破解版
  2. Find My Academic Program
    My Academic Program card with link to My Requirements - Degree Works
    the My Academic Program card in My成人抖音破解版
  3. Select My Requirements - Degree Works
  4. Learn how to understand your requirements and use the features of Degree Works using the links below.

Viewing Your Degree Audit

Degree Works opens to the Worksheets page.

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The Worksheets page in Degree Works

In Student View, The Degree Audit is divided into multiple blocks which show the student’s progress toward their degree.

Degree Requirement

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Non-course degree requirements in Degree Works
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Course requirements list in Degree Works

Courses Not Applicable to Current Program

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Courses taken that are not applicable to your current program in Degree Works

In-Progress

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List of courses currently in progress in Degree Works

At the bottom of the Audit is a LEGEND which provides a description of the various icons used throughout the audit.

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Degree Works Legend

Viewing Your Educational Plan

Your Educational Plan is available only after meeting with an Academic Advisor to create one. See My Degree Program for more information about developing your Educational Plan.

Select the Plans tab in Degree Works to go to your Educational Plan.

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Selecting the Plans tab in the Degree Works menu

Below is an example of what an Educational Plan looks like. Pay special attention to the classes marked with an exclamation point (!). These classes have been identified by your program chair as critical courses, which are meant to be taken by the 30-, 60-, or 90-credit mark of your program. If you skip a critical course, you will receive an email to let you know that you are off track and that you should meet with your Advisor.

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An example of an educational plan in Degree Works

What-If Audit

“What-If” audits are used to see how your completed coursework would apply to a different program if you were to change your program of study (major).

  1. Click on the What-If tab to begin the analysis.
  2. Select the following options for the program you're considering changing to:
    • Catalog Year
    • Level (Undergraduate, Graduate, Doctoral)
    • Degree
    • Concentration (if applicable)
    • Minor (if applicable)
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    Options for viewing a What-If Analysis in Degree Works

  3. screen shot of the Process button for a What-If Analysis
    Select Process to load your What-If audit.

For detailed step-by-step instructions for a What-if Audit, see Degree Works What-if How-To-Guide. See My Degree Program for instructions on how to officially change your major.