Stellic - Student Guide - Track Progress
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Track Progress
- Log into Stellic (https://uwlax.stellic.com/)
- From the left side menu, select Track Progress.
In the center of the screen, you will see the following information:
- Progress/Plans/Courses/Notes/Requests:
- Progress: This view shows the courses slotted in to fulfill requirements in your audit.
- Plans: This view shows the courses by term. The system will default to this view.
- Courses: This view shows a list of courses already taken, chronologically by term.
- Official/Planned: The audit will show any programs (such as majors or minors) that you have declared or added to your plan. Each program will have a breakdown of courses/units taken and planned and also the GPA specific to that program.
- You can view your progress in two ways:
- Official Audit Progress which only shows classes already taken or registered
- Planned Audit Progress which shows classes planned out within Stellic, and courses already taken or registered.
- You can view your progress in two ways:
- Full Audit: There are four viewing options for the audit report:
- Full audit: The default view when you look at an audit. All constraints are automatically collapsed. Fulfill all requirements are expanded so they are easy to see.
- Compact: All constraints are automatically collapsed. All requirements are also collapsed.
- Remaining: Will see just the requirements that the student has remaining that have also not been planned. This view is exactly what a student would see if they were on the Planner page -- the list that shows here is what would show in the Tentative List in the Planner.
- Expanded audit: Expands all requirements and all constraints of the audit.
- Constraint Box: Within each category of classes, you can see specific constraints (rules for which courses can count). Select the Constraint box next to the requirement's title to get the details for what can count in that category.
Please note: there may be Unmatched Courses. These are courses that are taken or in the planner, but do not count towards anything in the audit, even the unit total. They could be unmatched because the letter grade is not sufficient to fulfill the requirement, or because another course is filling the requirement instead.
To further understand your audit, see the Audit Icons guide on UWL’s Records website.