Academic Progress Audit System (APAS)
The APAS (Academic Progress Audit System) is a report which provides you and your advisor information on how well you are meeting all the requirements for your degree. Your APAS report is an individualized, computerized record that compares your past and current coursework with the requirements for your academic program.
The Office of Financial Aid and Registrar utilizes the APAS for clearing and posting degrees. Each section of your report addresses a different degree requirement (e.g.: liberal education distribution requirement, cumulative degree credits, and major requirements, etc.). Some sections will list courses that you may enroll in to fulfill that requirement. This information can help you and your advisor plan future terms by giving details of what is needed to graduate.
Degree Clearance Note
The designator for composition (Comp) will change to writing (Writ) effective fall 2008. Because freshman orientation began in February 2008, the APAS was programmed to show the Writ designator. Students enrolling for summer 2008 advanced composition courses will continue to use the Comp designator.
Your APAS report
