Keep the default selection of “Latest” to run your degree audit with the correct catalog year. Don’t select a major from the drop-down list.
If you select a major from the drop-down list then this will run what is called a “What-if Audit”. The what-if audits are for students who are considering changing majors and always run with the newest catalog year.
Go to Banweb to get to your online degree audit. Be sure to run the default audit titled “Latest” because this will run the audit with your correct catalog year. Degree Services has more detailed information on how to run the audit on their webpage. New students will be able to run audits 30 days before the semester starts.
Run your online degree audit every time you change your schedule to check your progress towards graduation. Unfortunately, the online audit is not perfect. This is why it’s important for you to know where your classes should be counting and which requirements should be complete. If you have questions then contact your academic advisor to investigate.
Once you have completed both UN 1015 Composition and UN 1025 Global Issues (or a 3000-level modern language course) then you can take the remaining general education core and HASS courses in any order.
Before choosing your next general education class, review the general education requirements and figure out where classes you’ve already taken are counting. General education requirements are described on the department’s degree requirements page and the Registrar’s Office general education page. Then run your online degree audit on Banweb to see if your classes are being used where expected. If a class isn’t going where expected then contact your academic advisor to figure out why. For new students, online degree audits are available 30 days before the start of the semester.
Congratulations!! All of your hard work is about to pay off.
The semester before your final semester you need to do the following three things:
