Degree Audit

The degree audit is an academic advising document that maps a student's degree requirements against their academic transcript. The purpose of the audit is to provide information to assist in academic planning and appropriate course scheduling (policy 32-00).

• Degree Audits are available to all currently enrolled undergraduate degree students by accessing LionPATH or request a current audit on a "walk-in" basis from their department office, advising center or campus registrar.
  • View LionPATH Video Tutorial on Running a Degree Audit
  • Download LionPATH Tutorial in Microsoft Word on Running a Degree Audit
• Students with more than one major/option or with minors will have one audit produced with each program.
• Students thinking about changing their major or adding a minor can request a "what if" audit. This audit will assist in determining how courses they have already completed would apply to the new major or minor and what courses they would need to complete.
  • View LionPATH Video Tutorial on Running a What-If Report
  • Download LionPATH Tutorial in Microsoft Word on Running a What-If Report

If a student feels that their audit is not correctly analyzing their program requirements, they should contact their department office or advising center.

Interpreting the Degree Audit

For instructions on how to interpret the degree audit:

• View LionPATH Video Tutorial on How to Interpret a Degree Audit
• Download LionPATH Tutorial in Microsoft Word on How to Interpret a Degree Audit