Once you have logged into Banner Web you will see the Degree Works Audit link on the landing page.  A drop-down list will appear with the names of all of your advisees.

Note: This list will include all students that are eligible to register and are assigned to you as an advisor in Banner. If you believe that a student has the incorrect advisor contact the Registrar's Office.

Yes, advisors are restricted to viewing degree audits for only their assigned advisees.

All students who have attended Centenary  since Fall 2019 are included in Degree Works as well as all new unregistered students.  The academic programs in Degree Works were built using the 2023-2024 catalogue.

There are a couple of reasons that this may occur:

• The student  is non-matriculating. A student must have a major assigned in Banner to create an audit.
• The student’s catalog year is not available in Degree Works. Each program was coded as far back as possible, most go back at least 4 catalog years. None go back farther than the 2017-2018 catalog
• The student has not had any activity on the student record since 2017.

A Degree Works degree audit is a review of past, current and in-progress coursework that provides information on completed and outstanding requirements necessary to complete a degree or certificate.

If a student is enrolled in two academic programs the advisor will be able to view both programs by choosing from the Program drop-down list to the right of the student’s name in the Degree Works display.

No. Degree Works is a snapshot of courses in-progress and in academic history. Registration, add/drop, etc., are still handled through the registration function in Banner Web.

Yes. Once grades have been processed at the end of the semester, they are viewable in Degree Works. Courses in-progress are listed with a grade of "IP" and the credits in parentheses.

No. A Degree Works degree audit shows progress toward graduation as well as an outline of requirements still needed to complete a program of study.

Yes. When viewing a student’s degree audit click on the ‘Course History’ link in the three-dot menu at the top for a list of courses taken.

You should contact the Registrar’s Office, identify the information that you believe is in error, and request that they review the student’s record.

A degree audit will display the courses a student has taken and any courses that are in progress. The degree audit will show any degree requirements that have been met by the courses taken or that may be met upon satisfactory completion of courses in progress.

Degree Works uses the information that is current on a student’s transcript. Any courses that have been completed, registered for, transferred in by the date the degree audit was last refreshed (an overnight process each night) will be displayed. Keep in mind that any transfer work or grade changes that have not been formally submitted and accepted will not appear on a student’s degree audit.

Note: If the student’s record has had any Banner changes since the nightly run (grades, registration, add/drop, etc.), advisors can click the refresh button to refresh the degree evaluation with the very latest Banner data.

A degree audit will outline the courses still needed to meet degree requirements. In order to view only the courses still needed, choose the “Registration Checklist” tab in the drop-down box next to the degree progress block.

Yes. By clicking on a course in the degree audit or courses remaining you can view any pre-requisites required, as well as course sections available for the upcoming semester.

Courses from which a student has withdrawn will appear in the courses not successfully completed block on the degree audit.

The ‘What If’ function shows what a degree audit would look like with a different program. The new ‘What If’ degree evaluation will show the student what coursework is required for the new major, what courses have to be taken that satisfy requirements, and what courses are remaining.

Note: New programs may appear in the ‘What-If’ Feature before they appear in the Centenary College catalogue.

No. The ‘What If’ function shows what a degree audit would look like with a different program. This DOES NOT officially change the student’s record.

Yes. ‘What If’ plans can be saved in Degree Works and be viewed later in ‘What If History’ provided the advisors save the ‘What If’. Students will not be able to view a saved ‘What If’ unless they are viewing with his/her advisor logged in.

If a student would like to change their major they must complete a Major/Minor/Concentration Change Form located on the Registrar's Office webpage at www.centenary.edu/registrar/forms.

Notes track conversations and advice provided to students. All Notes entered into Degree Works are viewable by the student! Never enter personal information about the student, such as about health, disabilities, financial information, etc.

Yes! All Notes entered into Degree Works are viewable by the student! Never enter personal information about the student, such as about health, disabilities, financial information, etc.

The Notes content will display on a student audit and should be kept very succinct.

No, Notes apply to the student’s record as a whole, not to individual degree audits included in the student’s record.

When Notes are displayed the author and date of the Note will be included.

No, Notes entered in Degree Works will remain with the student’s record in Degree Works but WILL NOT appear anywhere in Banner.

Only the Registrar can edit any Notes on student record. Email the Registrar with the necessary information (Student ID & Note to be removed or edited) and the note will be deleted.

When a program substitution has met all approvals, it will appear on a student’s degree evaluation as an “Exception”. Exceptions are permanently part of the student’s Degree Works audit and will be viewable only in Degree Works. Only a user with Registrar status can enter an Exception.

No, Centenary's program substitution procedure remains the same.  The only difference now is that a substitution is visible to the student and their advisor whenever they review the degree audit. Exceptions are permanently part of the student’s Degree Works audit and will be viewable only in Degree Works.

The final step in the program substitution process is to present the Program Substitution form to the Registrar’s office. The Registrar will apply the substitution to Degree Works as an exception. Only the Registrar can add an Exception to Degree Works.

Yes, you can print a degree audit by clicking on the ‘Print’ button at the top of the Degree Works window. Be sure to treat a printed Degree Evaluation with the same level of confidentiality as you would any other student record.

The Graduation Calculator enables you to determine the GPA you will need to earn on AVERAGE for the rest of the courses you need to take in order to graduate with a specific desired GPA.

The Term Calculator enables you to estimate the Term GPA based on the projected grades for the classes that you are currently taking

The Advice Calculator provides you with different “paths” that you can potentially take to earn a desired GPA.