\u201cIt\u2019s about time!\u201d said one Engineering student, after getting acquainted with her automated Graduate Plan of Study (GPS) for the first time. Across campus, the news is spreading and eager graduate students are reacting to the new interactive GPS Academic Advisement system.<\/p>\n
Years of research and development went into the incalculable customizations and upgrades that the system now offers. No longer will students become frustrated with poor function, slow updates, and awkward interfaces.<\/p>\n
\u201cI love the new advisement report; it\u2019s so easy to read,\u201d says Alex, second year Engineering PhD student. \u201cI don\u2019t have to contact my program advisor just to find out if a particular course can satisfy a program requirement\u2014it\u2019s all right there in the report.\u201d<\/p>\n
Whether your dream is to become a forensic scientist, an engineer, or an educator, the GPS was designed to help plan your academic career. It will give you the ability to simulate \u201cWHAT IF\u201d scenarios and allow you to assess the number of courses or other program requirements needed to complete your degree. It will also display your in-progress coursework, completed courses, and even transfer credit.<\/p>\n
Please note that graduate students will no longer have access to DARS. Students may access their GPS reports through the student portal at my.ucf.edu. Enter your PID, then go to Main Menu > Self Service > Student Center.\u00a0 At the drop down box, select \u201cGraduate Plan of Study\u201d then click the right-facing arrow to process your report.<\/p>\n
For more hands-on instruction, please attend one of the upcoming GPS Workshops:<\/p>\n