Also referred to as a tracking audit or SASS audit. Degree shopping - exploring possible majors to determine your interest and to estimate whether the course work you have completed meets any of the degree requirements for a major. ISIS - the Integrated Student Information System that allows you to degree shop, identify degree requirements and evaluate your progress toward degree completion. Major - an academic program with a course concentration of at least 30 hours. Minor - an academic program with a course concentration of at least 15 hours.
Minors are optional.
On track or off track - refers to students who are or are not meeting degree requirements each term, according to their majors universal tracking plans. Petition - a request for an exception to a college or university deadline, regulation or policy. Petitions may be considered if the circumstances are beyond the student s control. Prerequisite courses - any course you must take and successfully complete before you can enroll in another course. Universal tracking - an academic advising program that provides each student with a detailed course plan each term.