The Progress function allows you to track what you have already taken or are registered for, while the Planner function shows future planned courses along with the classes you have already taken. 

Progress

You have the option to review your full audit, a compact version, or just the requirements that remain. Selecting a remaining requirement will display course information or a list of eligible courses for that requirement. Within each category of classes, you can learn about specific constraints or rules for which courses can count—selecting the ‘constraint’ box next to the requirement’s title to get the details for what can count in that category.

Different symbols will visually indicate whether requirements have been completed, are in progress, or still need to be completed. You can also try on a new program or see how your courses would count toward a new major or minor. To do that, open either Track Progress or Plan Your Path, then click + Add Program. Then search for your desired program and select it to add it to your profile.

Please note that this does not officially change your major or add a minor. This process allows you to understand the impact of potential changes to your major and/or minors before making them official with an academic advisor.

Planner

In the Plan Your Path tab in Stellic, you’ll easily be able to check which classes are remaining towards your degree and organize them into terms. The system will warn you of missing prerequisites and suggest courses based on your interests.

The remaining requirements on the Tentative List will only display courses that still need to be planned, making it a great place to work from. You can directly select a course and move it to a term in your plan. It will show an error message if that course doesn’t work in that term – if you won’t have the required prerequisites cleared by that time, or if the class isn’t usually offered during the term that you have chosen.

You can also add “Activities” to keep track of non-course requirements that you want to include, such as work, clubs, athletics, internships, or any other commitments.

Additional resources can be found at:

• Plan Your Path, Adding Courses
• Plan Your Path, Using Placeholders
• Plan Your Path, Adding or Removing Programs