They then have access to a great deal of information and the ability to make changes. They can update their personal privacy flags. They can view their grades, check semester status, cumulative status, schedule, degree progress, academic requirements remaining to be completed, view and update addresses, view stops placed by the University Cashier, view current account, refund check distribution, student aid application form completion dates and awards. Questions were raised about other public computers on campus and obtaining a complete list of subnet ids. Dan showed the undergraduate admissions form.
Applicants can pop over to the residency form.
When they submit the form, they are asked to send a check. Applications are not processed until the check comes in. AIS is changing the procedure to accept credit cards. Graduate Admissions and Continuing Studies Admissions are also online. Dan then showed some of the services available to faculty and staff who have been approved to view some administrative data, for example, people in the Registrar's Office.