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Additionally, from the advisor tab, you can select “View Audit” which will open the student’s audit directly in a new tab.
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If working within the audit, you can quickly go to a student’s audit by entering the ID directly and pressing “Enter” (or “Return”
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If searching for a student (or a group of students) the advanced search option allows you to search based on various pieces of information.
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The “@” symbol can be used as a wildcard in the first/middle and last name field:
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It is strongly recommended that you use as much information as possible to filter students – the maximum number of students that can be returned using the advanced search is 750. Degree Works will only return the first 750 students.
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Making Exceptions for
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Click on “Petitions”
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This will bring up a dialog box of all current petitions for a student:
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Click “Add a New Petition.” This will create a free form text box that allows you to describe what needs to happen within the audit.
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When entering a petition, please use the following syntax. DO NOT COPY AND PASTE EMAILS OR EMAIL THREADS DIRECTLY INTO THE PETITION.
Note if a student is planning to graduate this semester by starting the petition with “GRADUATING”
Note the exception type
Waiver/Waive –This waives a requirement. This does not change the number of credits required for a major or minor.
Apply Course – Please enter the subject, course number, section, and semester (if needed) of the course to applied to a requirement.
Allow Course – This will allow a course to appear as an option to satisfy a requirement in a future term. This should only be used for coursework a student has not registered for or received credit for.
Change Course Limit – Some majors or minors require a minimum or maximum number of courses/credits with a certain quality (i.e. a minimum of two courses with the NSCI prefix). This overrides that minimum or maximum
Substitution – This is typically used for study abroad equivalencies. This is an exception to say that course taken (Course A) is equivalent to course B and will be considered by the audit in any requirement that course B would. For these, please include a section and term of the course taken.
Other – When in doubt, use other and describe what must be done. For very complex exceptions, please consider opening a Registrar Service Ticket instead.
Note the block and requirement that is being modified. All that needs to be entered is the requirement number/name listed.
Note who has approved the exception and when it was approved.
Example
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Once a petition is submitted
Once a petition is submitted it will exist in one of four states: Waiting, Approved, Rejected, or Applied as Exception.
Waiting – this state indicates that the petition has been successfully submitted. It is part of the Registrar’s Office queue.
Approved – this state indicates that the Registrar’s Office has acknowledged the petition and deemed it is an exception the Registrar’s Office can process. It does not mean that an exception has been applied. Typically, these will be processed as exceptions in 2-3 business days, unless noted as “graduating” which are expedited.
Rejected – this state indicates that the Registrar’s Office cannot proceed with the exception. If a petition is submitted that is rejected, the Registrar’s Office will contact you directly. Copying and passing an email thread into a petition is a reason for a petition to be rejected.
Applied as exception – the Registrar’s Office has applied the petition as an exception.
The status of the petitions will appear when clicking on “Petitions” like this:
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Additional Notes
Petitions and exceptions are intended to be used sparingly for students. If batch exceptions applicable to all students in a major or minor are required, please contact the Registrar’s Office for alternative methods to update the audit. For example, if a special topics course in one specific semester will count for all majors, it is easier and more equitable for the Registrar’s Office to update the audit than apply exceptions.
Exceptions cannot override Banner data. If a course is flagged as insufficient, no exception can apply that course to a requirement. If a course that is insufficient needs to apply to a requirement, contact the Registrar’s Office, do not submit a petition.
If a course does not appear on an audit and is expected, confirm that the course is pointing to the correct level of study. For example, if a course taken as an undergraduate as part of a 4+1 program is not appearing on the undergraduate level but should, contact the Registrar’s Office to review and correct the pointer if necessary. Do not submit a petition.
If a course is applying in multiple requirements, but should only apply to one, please contact the Registrar’s Office directly about a possible sharing issue. Do not submit a petition.
When the Registrar’s Office manages exceptions, each petition exists in
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