Tracking Your Academic Progress | Undergraduate Advising

Tools for Tracking your Academic Progress

Between tracking academic requirements, satisfying course prerequisites, and fitting courses into your schedule, planning for the semester can be a challenge. Your academic advisor is a critical resource for this process, but the Student Administration System also provides some useful tools in navigating the process.

Student Admin Registration and Planning Tools
Academic Requirements Report: Tracks your progress as you work to complete your current declared program(s). It combines your coursework history and graduation requirements into one comprehensive report that allows you to easily view what has been satisfied and what is still outstanding to earn your degree. You can use the report to target courses to fulfill remaining requirements as well as save or print a PDF snapshot of your progress toward your degree.
What-If Advisement Reports: View how coursework would fit into a different academic program and plan using a What-If Advisement Report.
Steps Toward a Successful Graduation: View the Office of the Registrar's detailed list of steps for ensuring all of your graduation plans remain on track.

Understanding Plans of Study

Plans of Study list graduation requirements for every major and minor. Students should use a Plan of Study to track their progress toward earning a degree. A Final Plan of Study is required for all students who intend to graduate. Some programs only accept paper plans of study, while other programs require an electronic plan of study to be submitted through the Student Administration System. Check with your advisor or department to find out how your plan of study should be submitted. The instructions below can be used to submit your Final Plan of Study through the Student Administration System.

School, College, and Major Planning Resources

College of Agriculture, Health & Natural Resources

Plans of Study
Sample Semester Sequences of Courses (all majors)

School of Business

Continuing Studies

Bachelor of General Studies

School of Engineering

Our Majors page provides direct links to departmental websites with detailed information for students in those majors, including curricula.
Curriculum Outlines/Maps page looks similar to the above page, but is different. Each major links directly to the PDF curriculum outline(s), including multiple catalog years.
Plans of Study page includes information about how to complete Preliminary and Final plans of study.

School of Fine Arts

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Neag School of Education

School of Nursing

Sample Curriculum

School of Pharmacy

School of Social Work

BSW Curricular Plans

Ratcliffe Hicks School of Agriculture

Academic Planning

Every UConn student must complete the University General Education Requirements (commonly referred to as "gen eds") by graduation. Some majors may contain additional, or more specific, General Education Requirements.

Information on UConn's General Education Requirements and planning guides by major: Advising Guides