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Login to with your Student email address and Password. Once you have logged in, click on the myGPS icon. You can .

A myGPS audit is a review of past, current and planned coursework that provides information on completed and outstanding requirements necessary to complete a degree.

• You must be a current, active student.
• You must be a degree-seeking student.
• Your program of study must be under a catalog year no older than 2011-2012.

If your name appears when you click on the myGPS icon, but there is a message that you do not have an audit, you can still run a 鈥淲hat If鈥� audit to see how your information will apply to specific degrees.

Yes. Access to myGPS is through the Web. Anywhere you can login to , you can access myGPS.

Yes. Like other processes you use through , my Graduation Plan for Success is accessed through your secure log in. Remember that your advisor, faculty, and selected staff will be able to view the information contained in myGPS.

The information in myGPS is refreshed nightly whenever your information changes (e.g., grade changes or classes added/dropped) in TitanWeb (Eastern Florida鈥檚 student information system.)

No. myGPS is a snapshot of courses in-progress, planned, and in your academic history. Registration will continue to be handled through TitanWeb inside . 

Yes. myGPS is laid out in block format displaying degree-requirement information. Look for unchecked boxes to identify requirements that you still need to complete.

Yes. See the 鈥淧lans鈥� section of myGPS once logged in for information.

Yes. Once grades have been processed at the end of the semester, they are viewable in myGPS following the nightly refresh. Courses in-progress are listed with a 鈥淩EG鈥� grade. 

No. myGPS is an unofficial audit of your coursework, as well as an outline of requirements still needed to complete your program of study. If you need an official transcript, visit our transcript information page.

Yes. Use the three dots dropdown menu inside myGPS to view "Class History" 鈥� a list of courses taken at 麻豆成人电影 as well as transfer courses that you can also print if needed.

You should consult your academic advisor for a review of your audit. Any exception to program requirements should be discussed with your advisor. 

You cannot update academic program information in myGPS. To change your academic program, you must submit a Major Code Change Form to the campus Admissions and Records Office.

Your audit will display the courses you鈥檝e taken or are taking, transfer credit you have received, and will show you any degree requirements that are being met and are still outstanding. 

myGPS uses the information that is current for your transcript. You will be able to view any courses that have been completed, are in progress, or have transferred in by the date your audit was last refreshed. Keep in mind that any transfer work or grade changes that have not been formally submitted and accepted will not appear on your audit. 

Your academic advisor is your primary point of contact. 

Your audit will outline courses you still need to meet degree requirements within each specific block. You may then use this information to discuss your plan with your academic advisor. 

To ask about this, work with you academic advisor, your primary point of contact. If your advisor determines that your audit is incorrect, he/she will contact the Office of the Registrar for assistance. 

There could be three reasons. First, the course did not meet either the minimum number of credits and/or minimum grade requirement for use in your program of study. Second, all requirements have been met and this course is simply not needed. Finally, only lower division (freshman/sophomore) courses or those upper division courses for which 麻豆成人电影 has a clear lower division course equivalent will be evaluated. Graduate and advanced level courses will not be accepted by 麻豆成人电影.

*Coursework from an institution not accredited by an agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education will only be evaluated for transfer credit when certain provisions are met. (). 

Courses from which you have withdrawn will appear in the 鈥淐ourses Not Successfully Completed or Excluded by Grade Forgiveness鈥� block on your myGPS audit.

You should contact your advisor to resolve any substitution or waiver issues. The advisor will contact the correct office to correct the issue.

It means that it appears you have met all the requirements to graduate. You must submit a Graduation Application and pay the graduation fee by the application deadline date posted in the Academic Calendar. Upon final review by the Registrar, you will receive a diploma to acknowledge your accomplishment. 

The 鈥淲hat If鈥� function allows you to 鈥渉ypothetically鈥� change your program. The 鈥淲hat If鈥� audit will show you what coursework is required for the new program, what courses you have taken that satisfy requirements, and what courses are still left for you to take. Explore the "What If" tool and how to use it through our .

No. The 鈥淲hat If鈥� function is for information purposes only. You will see the header 鈥淲hat If鈥� Audit displayed at the top of the audit whenever an audit is run on a 鈥淲hat If鈥� scenario. 

Yes. The 鈥淲hat If鈥� function will perform an audit based on the hypothetical program and will show how your completed, current, and planned coursework meets the requirements of the hypothetical program. 

Since 鈥淲hat If鈥� scenarios are not stored on myGPS, your advisor can only see your results if the two of you work through a 鈥淲hat If鈥� procedure together. 

No. 鈥淲hat If鈥� plans are not saved on myGPS. You would need to run a new 鈥淲hat If鈥� scenario next time you log in to see it again. 

Yes. If you want to share it with your advisor at a later date, you should print your 鈥淲hat If鈥� scenario.

Always speak with your advisor, financial aid and Veterans Affairs first, if applicable to assess the impact of the change. After consulting with your advisor you will need to initiate changes to your academic program by completing a Major Code Change Form and submitting the form to the campus Admissions and Records Office. 

No. It is an estimate only.