GPAS
The Graduate Planning & Audit System (GPAS) allows graduate and professional students to plan future coursework and view student degree progress. You only need to add coursework that you plan on taking because the audit (advisement report) will already track completed coursework and requirements. If you want to add or remove a graduate minor, you will need to submit a separate form.
Steps to complete your GPAS planner
Please review the steps below for how to complete and submit your GPAS for review and approval. Note that not all students use the GPAS planner. See the degree completion steps if you are unsure you should use GPAS. Feel free to contact the Graduate Student Services & Progress (GSSP) office with any questions.
- Go to the MyU: Academics tab.
- Select the Degree Progress tab at the top of the page.
- Then click the GPAS link at the bottom of the page.
You will be taken to a page called Grad Planning & Audit System that explains GPAS and provides instructions for using it.
There are a couple ways to add courses to your GPAS, and you may not need to use them all. Note that xxxx-8777 and xxxx-8888 do not need to be added to your GPAS.
Regardless of which method you use, do not add coursework to the planner that you have already registered for or completed because it will show up twice in the audit. Duplicate courses in your planner may lead to a delay in graduation.
Step-by-step instructions:
All coursework must be assigned a term and year before submitting your GPAS. Confirm in GPAS that you have set the academic term for your planned classes (see step-by-step instructions).
Make sure all planned courses are assigned a term and year and remove any planned courses that you have already completed before you submit your GPAS (see step-by-step instructions).
Note that courses appearing in the "Courses Not Allocated" section of the audit may be used to meet degree requirements. Please consult with your advisor and graduate program staff to identify which courses can be allocated to another section of the audit. Your program can communicate those changes to Graduate Student Services & Progress (GSSP).
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Important Dates
Academics
| Wed, Dec 23, 2020 | End of fall semester |
| Tue, Jan 19, 2021 | Spring full semester and first 7-week sessions begin |
| Tue, Mar 9, 2021 | Spring second 7-week session begins |