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An invitation to a virtual session will be emailed to all new students once registration is open. Please RSVP as soon as possible.

At this event, you will learn about:

• Degree requirements
• Searching the course schedule
• Other registration information, considerations, and resources

After the event is over, the new student registration hold on your account will be removed and you will be able to register for classes online. An academic advisor will provide course recommendations for your first term at St. Kate's.

Accessing Degree Evaluation
The first time you visit Degree Evaluation, please read the FAQ at the top left corner of the page.
Always begin by clicking the Process New button in the center of your degree evaluation.

Understanding Degree Evaluation Symbols
Understanding the following symbols will be helpful in interpreting your degree evaluation. You will also find additional information about important symbols in the Legend, at the bottom of your degree evaluation.

Degree Evaluation and Registration Planning
Click on any hyperlink in your degree evaluation to view a list of courses currently on the schedule that fulfill the requirement.

Degree Evaluation Features
What-If Analysis If your major is Deciding, or if you want to explore various majors and minors, you can run a What-If analysis in Degree Works.

The What-If analysis will show your progress in any major/minor you are considering. To run, click on What If on the left menu. Select your degree, catalog year, majors, and minors. Click the Process   What-If button to generate the evaluation. Look Ahead Use the Look Ahead feature to add courses you plan to take to your degree evaluation and see how they will apply toward your degree requirements.   Access Look Ahead on the left hand side menu. After entering your classes, click Process New.

Look Ahead
Use the Look Ahead feature to add courses you plan to take to your degree evaluation and see how they will apply toward your degree requirements. Access Look Ahead on the left hand side menu. After entering your classes, click Process New.

GPA Calculators
Degree Works has three GPA calculators you can use to help with graduation planning. Learn more about each one by visiting the FAQ. Access them by clicking on the GPA Calc tab. Please Note: The GPA calculators are estimates and are not representative of your official university GPA.

Notes
You will find course recommendations in this section from your academic advisor.

Questions?
Please read through the FAQs found in the top left corner of the Degree Evaluation resource and review the Key Terms for Understanding Degree Evaluation. If you have further questions, email the Office of the Registrar at registrar@stkate.edu

How many courses or credits should I register for?

We suggest that you register for 6-12 credits based on your goals, the amount of time you are able to devote to study, and recommendations from your advisor.

• St. Kate's courses vary from 1-4 credits
• 6 credits is the minimum to be considered for half-time financial aid
• 12 credits is the minimum to be considered a full-time student
• Tuition is charged per credit hour

What courses should I take?
Review the course suggestions from your Academic Advisor. Advisors review your file to suggest courses that help you earn your degree on your timeline.

This is a huge help to students looking to avoid obstacles and stay on track with degree requirements. Advisors plan for courses that aren't offered every semesters as well as courses that have strict sequencing requirements.

Do I need to update my transcript?
Students who don't get their transcripts updated run the risk of getting inaccurate course suggestions. This could result in a student repeating courses or taking ones that aren't required.

If you have just completed or are currently enrolled in courses that are not listed on the most recent transcripts St. Kate's has received, let your advisor know and request a new updated transcript be sent as soon as possible so your Degree Evaluation is up-to-date.

Searching for Courses

• Go to My St. Kate’s/Students
• Scroll to Student Self Service
• Click on "Course Schedules"
• Follow the instructions and screenshots as listed on this page.
• Choose “Browse Courses”
• Select a Term: Choose your start term
• Select a Course Schedule: Choose the schedule "College for Adults"
• Select a Subject: Choose the subject that corresponds with your course, for example, for CORE 1000W you should choose "CORE" You can enter a course number or you simply click "search" once you have chosen a subject.

Below is an example of your results.

Next, you can view specifics for each section, for example, some items from The Reflective Woman, CORE 1000W, section S01 have been expanded below. There are two ways to expand an item. "Meeting Times" has been expanded by hovering the mouse next to "Meeting Times" and dragging the double arrow that appears to the right. Also note under "Meeting Times," the second "T" is highlighted in black. This means the course meets on THURSDAY from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM.

You can also view more information by hovering your mouse over each item. Full information is illuminated in a box to the left-hand side.

Registering for Courses
To add classes to your schedule, first you must select a term.

The Register for Classes page is divided into three boxes.

1. Top: Find Classes, Enter CRNs, and Schedule and Options tabs. Our instructions will focus on the "Find Classes" tab
2. Left-hand bottom: Schedule and Schedule Details tabs. Once classes are added, you can view your schedule details.
3. Right-hand bottom: Summary. Courses you have added or are in the process of adding will display here.

You can search for courses using the Register for Classes page by choosing or adding the appropriate information within the "Find Classes" tab under "Enter your Search Criteria."

Course Search for a lab science course-- BIOL 2200, Introduction to Microbiology
The Search Results (outlined in red) returned 13 Classes. On the right-hand side of each section listing, there are two buttons:

• "View Linked" button. This button signifies that there are sections linked to each other, such as a lecture and a lab section for a science course, and that you must add both to your schedule.
• "Add" buttons

Once the "Add" button is clicked, it will gray out. The class sections you choose will appear under the "Summary" section (outlined in green) with the status as "Pending." To add the classes to your schedule, click "Submit." Make sure that when you are adding linked sections, use the "Add all" button after selecting "View linked."

Introduction to Microbiology, BIOL 2200 sections have been added
Note under the "Summary" panel that the Status is "Registered" and in the left-hand "Schedule" panel, the course time frames are blocked off.

Check your Schedule
Two tabs, Schedule and Schedule Details

Syllabi will be available closer to the start of the term.
For any questions regarding the registration process, contact an academic advisor at academicadvising@stkate.edu.

Important dates

• First and last day of classes
• Last day to add and drop classes
• Last day to withdraw from a class without a W on a transcript
• Last day to withdraw with a W or designate S/U grading
• Finals schedule
• Final grades due

Make sure that you know what percentage of a course you are responsible for paying before you drop a course. The 100% drop period is relatively short – a week, for full-term classes. We also offer first-half and second half courses in spring, summer and fall terms, and j-term courses in spring term, so it’s important that you make sure you check the refund time frame that applies to your course.

Refund Schedule Refund Schedules

Before dropping a course

• Check with the Financial Aid Office so they can review your financial aid eligibility. They will determine what, if any, changes will need to be made if you make changes to your registration.
• Check the academic calendar for drop deadlines
• Consult with your advisor to make sure the course you wish to drop won’t negatively impact your ability to stay on track or qualify for your major.

The Registrar’s office assists students with:

• Registering for courses
• Dropping courses
• Grading options: S/U or Audit
• Obtaining academic transcripts
• Evaluating courses for transfer credit
• Veterans Affairs (VA) certifications
• Enrollment verification
• Special registration for Independent Study, Directed Study, or Internships

In addition to helping you connect with your assigned academic advisor, we can help you:

• Change your major or advisor
• Help you understand your Degree Evaluation
• Refer you to other campus departments to meet your goals
• Address concerns with courses or instructors
• Cope with academic stress
• Discuss the appropriateness of grade or refund appeals