In addition to the services already provided by Academic Advising, Faculty Advising, and the Records & Registration office, there are useful tools available for students to explore their progress towards a chosen degree. Use of the following tools, in collaboration with your academic advisor, may assist in planning the path to graduation.
A Degree Progress Report outlines general education, graduation, major and minor (if applicable) requirements. It is student specific and will display requirements you have met and requirements you have not met using internal credit (CSUCI courses) and external credit (transfer and test credit). When you have not met a requirement, the report will list course options that will meet the requirement. To ensure timely graduation, always work with your academic advisor as this report is only a guide.
The Course History section of the Degree Progress Report outlines courses you have taken or are currently enrolled in at CSUCI. It is almost identical to your unofficial transcript.
The External Credit section details the course credit you have received for each institution you attended prior to enrolling at CSUCI. It will specify each institution you received credit from, list the courses that transferred, and provide the CSUCI equivalent. The evaluation is considered preliminary until a graduation evaluator has reviewed it.
The How to View Your Degree Progress Reports (PDF, 76KB) document will guide you through the steps to access your reports.
If you feel that your Degree Progress Information is inaccurate, please complete the Degree Progress and Transfer Credit Discrepancy Resolution Request form (PDF, 25KB) and submit it to the Enrollment Center (Sage Hall, 1st floor) for processing. Please visit your Academic Advisor for guidance.
A Quick What-If Analysis Report is a useful tool if a student is considering a change of major. The report outlines which requirements an undergraduate student could potentially meet “if” he/she changed plans (majors) or sub-plans (emphasis) using internal or external credit received and how it meets graduation, general education and major requirements.
The How to View a Quick What-If Analysis Degree Progress Report (PDF, 77KB) document will guide you through the steps to access your report.
A Course List What-If Analysis Degree Progress Report is a useful tool if a student is trying to plan future semesters. The report outlines potential outcomes “if” a student enrolls in a particular course(s) and how it meets graduation, general education, and major requirements.
The How to View a Course List What-If Degree Progress Report (PDF, 105KB) document will guide you through the steps to access your report.
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