Student Records Training Level IIB

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Student Records Training Level IIB Changing a Major Program/Plan... 2 Adding a Second Major Program/Plan... 6 Adding and Changing a Minor Program/Plan... 14 Adding a Subplan... 18 Marking a Program/Plan for Discontinuation... 22

Changing a Major Program/Plan To change a student s major program or plan, 1. Go to Records and Enrollment > Career and Program Information > Student Program/Plan. If you need help looking up a student, see page 24. 2. Check Include History (below). When you update or add programs and plans, use Include History to guarantee all system functionality is utilized. 3. Click, and you will see your Search Results at the bottom of the page. If the student has only one career, you will be taken directly to the Student Program page, so you can skip step 6. 4. If necessary, select the correct career for the student. specifically the Academic Career and Student Career Nbr (below). 2 Updated November 8, 2007

Changing a Major Program/Plan If you choose the wrong career, use the or buttons at the bottom of the page to scroll through the student s other careers. 5. Click to add a new row (below). 6. Use the following table to change the information on the page: In this box Program Action Academic Program Admit Term Do the following Type PRGC (program change) if the new major is under a new college. PLNC (plan change) if the student is switching majors within the same college. If you re doing a program change, type or look up the student s new college. Change the admit term to equal the current term or future term that the change should take effect. Updated November 8, 2007 3

Changing a Major Program/Plan The following is an example of how you can modify the information on the page: 7. Click the Student Plan page (below). 8. Click beside the Academic Plan input box to look up the new major plan (below). If you already know the code for the new major, 1. Type the new code over the old one. 2. Skip to step 13 on the next page. 4 Updated November 8, 2007

Changing a Major Program/Plan 9. Type the first letter of the plan you need (below). 10. Click, and you will see all the plans beginning with that letter. Majors begin with the major plan code (previously used in Legacy) and followed by the major s degree (e.g., ENGL- BA). Minors also use the Legacy code but are followed by MNU (undergraduate) or MNG (graduate). If you re not sure what the name of the major plan code is, you can narrow your search by typing several letters in the Academic Plan input box. 11. Click the name of the plan you need, and you ll see it filled in for you back on the Enrollment Request page. 12. Click, and you will have changed the student s major. Updated November 8, 2007 5

Adding a Second Major Program/Plan A second major program/plan can be added two ways: Second plan within the same program (Part I) Second plan within a different program (Part II) Part I: Second Plan Within the Same Program To add a second major plan within the same program, 1. Go to Records and Enrollment > Career and Program Information > Student Program/Plan. If you need help looking up a student, see page 24. 2. Check Include History (below). When you update or add programs and plans, use Include History to guarantee all system functionality is utilized. 3. Click, and you will see your Search Results at the bottom of the page. If the student has only one career, you ll be taken directly to the Student Program page, so you can skip step 6. 6 Updated November 8, 2007

Adding a Second Major Program/Plan 4. Choose the student s current career (below). If you choose the wrong career, use the or buttons at the bottom of the page to scroll through the student s other careers. 5. Click to add a row (below). 6. Type PLNC (Plan Change) in the Program Action box. The Admit Term (see below). Updated November 8, 2007 7

7. Click the Student Plan page (below). 8. Click to add a row (below). Type (or look up) the second major plan name in the Academic Plan box (below). The type of major plan will determine the type of degree that will be awarded. If the plans are the same degree type (e.g., both BA degrees), then one degree will be awarded with two major plans. If the plans are different degree types (e.g., BA and BS), then a degree will be awarded for each plan. 8 Updated November 8, 2007

Adding a Second Major Program/Plan 9. Click to see the minor and major plan on the same page (below). 10. Click, and you will have added your student s second major. Updated November 8, 2007 9

Part II: Second Plan Within a Different Program NOTE: This process is restricted to Registrar s Office staff and academic deans office advising and administrative staff. To add a second major program or plan for a student, 1. Go to Records and Enrollment > Career and Program Information > Student Program/Plan. If you need help looking up a student, see page 24. 2. Check Include History (below). When you update or add programs and plans, use Include History to guarantee all system functionality is utilized. 3. Click, and you will see your Search Results at the bottom of the page. If the student has only one program and plan, you ll be taken directly to the Student Program page, so you can skip step 6. 10 Updated November 8, 2007

Adding a Second Major Program/Plan 4. Select the current program/plan for the student. specifically the Academic Career and Student Career Nbr (below). If you choose the wrong career, use the or buttons at the bottom of the page to scroll through the student s other careers. 5. Check to see that the primary program/plan for the student is Active. If an active plan does not exist, do not create a second program for the student. Instead, the student must be re-admitted through Admissions or the Registrar s Office. 6. Click to add the next major, and you will see the Add a New Value page. 7. Select the Academic Career for the student and increment the Student Career Nbr by 1 (below). 8. Click, and you will see the Student Program page. Updated November 8, 2007 11

9. Type (or look up) ACTV (Activate) in the Program Action box. The appropriate Academic Program. The Admit Term (below). 10. Click the Student Plan page (below). 11. Click beside the Academic Plan box to look up the new major plan (below). If you already know the code for the new major, 1. Type the new code into the Academic Plan box. 2. Skip to step 16 on the next page. 12 Updated November 8, 2007

Adding a Second Major Program/Plan 12. Type the first letter of the plan you need (below). 13. Click, and you will see all the plans beginning with that letter. Majors begin with the major plan code (previously used in Legacy) and followed by the major s degree (e.g., ENGL- BA). Minors also use the Legacy code but are followed by MNU (undergraduate) or MNG (graduate). If you re not sure what the name of the major plan code is, you can narrow your search by typing several letters in the Academic Plan box. 14. Click the name of the plan you need, and you will see it filled in for you back on the Enrollment Request page. 15. Click, and you will have added a second major plan. Updated November 8, 2007 13

Adding and Changing a Minor Program/Plan To add or change a minor program or plan for a student, 1. Go to Records and Enrollment > Career and Program Information > Student Program/Plan. If you need help looking up a student, see page 24. 2. Check Include History (below). When you update or add programs and plans, use Include History to guarantee all system functionality is utilized. 3. Click, and you will see your Search Results at the bottom of the page. If the student has only one career, you ll be taken directly to the Student Program page, so you can skip step 6. Updated November 8, 2007 14

4. Choose the student s current career (below). If you choose the wrong career, use the or buttons at the bottom of the page to scroll through the student s other careers. 5. Click to add a row (below). 6. Type PLNC (Plan Change) in the Program Action box. The Admit Term the student wants the minor to be active by (below). Updated November 8, 2007 15

7. Click the Student Plan page (below). 8. Click to add a row (below). 9. Click beside the Academic Plan input box to look up the new minor plan (below). If you already know the code for the new minor, 1. Type the new code. 2. Skip to step 14 on the next page. 16 Updated November 8, 2007

10. Type the first letter of the plan you need (below). 11. Click, and you will see all the plans beginning with that letter. A minor plan has the same four-character mnemonic as major plans. The letters MNU are appended to undergraduate minors (e.g., ENGL-MNU), and the letters MNG are appended to graduate minors (e.g., ENGL- MNG). 12. Click the name of the plan you need, and you will see it filled in for you back on the Enrollment Request page. 13. Click, and you will have changed the student s minor. 14. Click to see the minor and major plan on the same page (below). Updated November 8, 2007 17

Adding a Subplan To add a subplan to a student s Program and Plan, 1. Go to Records and Enrollment > Career and Program Information > Student Program/Plan. If you need help looking up a student, see page 24. 2. Check Include History (see below). 3. Click, and you will see your Search Results at the bottom of the page. If the student has only one career, you will be taken directly to the Student Program page, so you can skip step 6. 4. Select the correct career for the student. specifically the Academic Career and Student Career Nbr (see below). If you choose the wrong career, use the or button at the bottom of the page to scroll through the student s other careers. 18 Updated November 8, 2007

5. Click to add a new row (below). 6. Use the following table to change the information on the page. In this box Program Action Academic Program Admit Term Do the following Type PRGC (program change) if the new major is under a new college. PLNC (plan change) if the student is switching majors within the same college. If you re doing a program change, type or look up the student s new college. Change the admit term to equal the current term or future term that the change should take effect. Updated November 8, 2007 19

7. Click the Student Plan page (see below). Change to appropriate major plan if not already set. 8. Click the Student Sub Plan page (see below). To view the subplan select the button or type the name of the subplan. Select. 20 Updated November 8, 2007

Marking a Program/Plan for Discontinuation NOTE: Marking programs/plans for discontinuation is for use on the undergraduate career only and specifically intended for programs 300-308 (Colleges and Schools), 316 (Undergraduate Academic Certificates) and 317 (Pre-Professional Health Professions). To mark a program/plan for discontinuation, 1. Go to Records and Enrollment > Career and Program Information > Student Program/Plan. If you need help looking up a student, see page 24. 2. Check Include History (see below). 3. Click, and you will see your Search Results at the bottom of the page. If the student has only one career, you will be taken directly to the Student Program page, so you can skip step 6. Updated November 8, 2007 21

4. Select the correct career for the student. specifically the Academic Career and Student Career Nbr (see below). If you choose the wrong career, use the or button at the bottom of the page to scroll through the student s other careers. 5. Click to add a new row (below). 6. Add Program Action of PLNC or PRGC with Action Reason of DSC (Request to Discontinue Program/Plan). Select. NOTE: Should the program not currently be under your college/school it will be necessary to change the program via a program change (PRGC). Follow established procedures for changing the student program and use DSC in action reason. 22 Updated November 8, 2007

7. The Registrar s Office will receive weekly reports identifying all students with a program action reason of DSC and officially discontinue the program or contact the college in question should there be an issue or problem. Updated November 8, 2007 23

Looking Up a Student Whenever you need to look up a student s EmplID, you can click the the ID box. You will then see the Find an Existing Value page. next to This page can look different depending on the procedure you are doing. To look up a student, 1. Type one of the following: The student s EmplID The student s assigned ID (000-52x-xxxx) The student s social security number The student s last and first names 2. Click, and you ll see a list of students who match your search at the bottom of the page. If you ve searched for a student using his or her EmplID, National ID, or Campus ID, sometimes you will go directly to the screen you need without having to select the student from a list. 3. Click the name of the student you need, and you will have looked up the student. 24 Updated November 8, 2007