The degree audit compares a student's courses against the specific requirements in place for a student's degree program. Audits may be run at any time, including "what-if" audits for students who are considering curriculum changes.
To view your audit, log in to Experience. On the My Undergraduate Degree card select the Degree Audit link.
Graduate students looking for information about your academic audit, visit the Graduate School's Academic Audit page.
Frequently Asked Questions
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The degree audit is a tool for students and academic advisors to use in the advising process. It is an electronic record of a student’s progress toward degree completion. It also shows all of the requirements needed to receive a degree and which courses are used to satisfy those requirements.
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The audit provides a way for you to track your academic process in an easy to read format. It is a useful tool for planning which courses you will need to register for in upcoming semesters.
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Yes, you are strongly encouraged to meet with your academic advisor. Your advisor will use the audit in the process of advising you and can answer any questions regarding degree requirements and course substitutions and/or waivers, which must be approved by your department before they can be included in your record.
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- Log in to Experience
- Find the My Undergraduate Degree card
- Select the Degree Audit link
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Learn how to create an academic plan in your degree audit using the PDF Tutorial.
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All course work, including transfer, exchange, and AP/IB/CLEP credit, will appear on your audit.
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Your transfer credit may not have been entered yet. Be sure that your most recent transcript has been sent. It could also be that the transfer course has not yet been evaluated. Email Transfer Services for more information.
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The equivalencies may not be specific enough to apply to your program requirements. A course substitution may be required. Contact your academic advisor.
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Your course substitution(s) and/or waiver(s) may not have been entered into the degree audit system yet. Contact your academic advisor.
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- Before you register, to help you choose the courses that will best satisfy your requirements.
- After you have registered for any given semester, to ensure that the courses for which you have registered are fulfilling requirements.
- Whenever you change your major or minor, to see how courses you have taken are fulfilling the new set of requirements.
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98% indicates that all requirements have been met with completed and in-progress/preregistered courses and the student is on track for graduation. The Degree Progress will display 100% once all requirements are running complete and all courses have been graded and passed successfully.
More information can be found in the PDF Tutorial Degree Progress Percentage section.
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While every effort has been made to ensure its accuracy, final confirmation of degree requirements is subject to department and university approval. Therefore, it is important that you continue to meet with your academic advisor to discuss graduation requirements. Your degree audit must run complete and be approved by your advisor before your degree will be awarded.
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No. The degree audit is an internal document used for academic advising. It is NOT official documentation of your academic record. An official transcript provides this documentation and can be ordered online.