Student Planning

Step by Step Guide to Using Student Planning

Step One: View your progress toward degree completion using the “My Progress” screen

• The My Progress screen will show you which courses you have completed, which courses are in progress, and which requirements remain for degree completion

Step Two: Review and Adjust your Academic Plan

• Navigate to “Plan & Schedule,” then click on “Timeline” to review your Academic Plan

Step Three: Plan your Schedule

• Once your courses plan is finalized for the upcoming semester, use the Plan & Schedule screen to create your course schedule

Step Four: Register for classes using Student Planning

Step Five: Meet with your Academic Advisor to review your course selection

The My Progress screen allows you to track progress toward degree completion.

The My Progress screen displays degree requirements as one of the following:

• Completed
• Registered
• In-Progress
• Planned
• Not Started

You can also use the My Progress screen to view your current major, cumulative GPA, and total credits* earned toward degree completion.

*Developmental credits do not count toward degree completion and must be manually subtracted from the credit total.

The “View a New Program” button can be used by students considering a change of major.  This function allows you to view the requirements in different majors, and how your current credits fit into these requirements.

Once your semester schedule is planned, you can register for this schedule when registration opens for each term.

View the Academic and Registration Calendar  for important dates for each semester and term, including refund and withdrawal deadlines

When registering for your classes, please note:

• You can use the “Register Now” button to register for all planned sections in a given term. If you try to register for a lab science lecture or lab section individually, you will receive an error message, as these sections must be registered simultaneously using the “Register Now” button.
• You must register for courses in each Term separately. For instance, if you have sections planned in the Fall and Accelerated Five Terms, you must register for the Fall sections and then register for the Accelerated Five Sections.
• Students with a cumulative GPA below 2.0 must meet with an academic advisor in order to register for classes.

• Be aware of the Time, Dates and Location for each section you select.
• “This section has a waitlist” indicates that the section is full, but you can add your name to a waitlist for the section
• “This section is full” indicates the section is full and you cannot register for the section at this time
• Distance Learning courses will appear at the bottom of the calendar schedule

You can also use the filter to narrow course section selection by:

• Day of Week
• Time of Day
• Instructor
• Location
• Modality (In-Person, Distance Learning, Hy-Flex, Hybrid)