Degree Works | Track Your Academic Progress at SUNY Niagara

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Welcome to Degree Works

Degree Works is a helpful tool for you and your advisor to track your progress toward graduation.

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Degree Works instructions

You must have activated your T-Wolves email account to use Degree Works. View T-Wolves activation instructions.

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Degree Works navigation

Student information will appear in the header section at the top of the worksheet.

Features found on the Worksheet include:

  • Class History – View all completed coursework by term.
  • Email icon – This will allow students to email their academic advisor.
  • Notes – Notes can be found at the bottom of your worksheet.
  • Plans – Click on “Plans” at the top of the page to view your Student Educational Plan created by an academic advisor.
  • Transfer – Click on “Transfer” at the top of the page to determine how courses taken at SUNY Niagara would transfer to another SUNY college or university.
  • What-If – Useful if you are changing majors; determine which prior coursework will fulfill requirements in the new major.  Can also determine if a specific course you wish to take in a future semester will count toward requirements.
Screenshot of a student portal worksheet displaying student information, degree progress, and navigation tabs. A dropdown menu on the upper right shows options for Class History and Notes. Degree shown is Associate in Science.

A key describing the meaning of the different icons used within the worksheet is shown below and can also be found at the bottom of the worksheet.

A legend showing symbols for course status: green check for Complete, blue circle for Class in Progress, blue checklist for Prerequisite, (R) for Repeated class, red circle for Not complete, yellow exclamation for Incomplete, and @ for any subject.

The degree block will note any degree requirements that are completed or still needed, such as major requirements, foundation course requirements, General Education course requirements, and graduation application. Returning SUNY Niagara graduates will also notice a requirement for an additional 15 credits needed for multiple degrees. Green check marks indicate that the requirement is complete, while red open circles indicate incomplete requirements. Students also may see a blue semi-circle, which indicates that completion of that requirement is in-progress.

A degree progress report showing an incomplete Associate of Science degree. Requirements still needed include credits, major, foundation courses, general education, and a minimum 2.0 GPA, with relevant links for more information.

The major block will list all course requirements to complete the degree or certificate program. The icons will indicate what requirements are completed, in-progress, or still needed.

A college degree audit for Psychology, AS, showing incomplete status. It lists courses, grades, credits, semesters, and remaining requirements with some courses marked as Still needed and a GPA of 3.31.

Any course still needed in the evaluation can be clicked on to view the course description, attributes, and available sections for the upcoming semester.

Course information for PSY 210 - Lifespan Developmental Psych, showing the course description, attributes, and three sections with CRNs, seats open, and meeting times for Fall 2021; two are to be announced.

The What-If Analysis feature can help students determine what completed coursework would count towards a different major. This is a very helpful tool for students who are thinking about changing their major. Degree and level are not able to be changed.  Simply choose the Catalog year to the term you will be changing your major in, then choose the prospective major from the Major drop-down list.

The What-If Analysis feature can also be used to determine if a specific course you are interested in taking will count towards your current degree requirements. This can be done by checking the “Use Current Curriculum” checkbox and then entering the course(s) you are interested in under the Future Courses section.

Screenshot of a What-If Analysis form showing options to select curriculum, program details, areas of study, and input for future classes, with “Process” and “Reset” buttons at the bottom right.

The Plans in Degree Works is where advisors build a student’s semester-by-semester course plan toward degree completion. Your advisor will complete a plan for you each semester and provide you with your RAP#.  Students can find their RAP# by clicking the note icon next to the term they are registering form (see picture below). Students can register for classes directly from their plan in Banner Web registration (Registration Instructions).

A dashboard shows course lists for Spring 2020, Fall 2020, and Spring 2021, each with two courses worth 3 credits each. An arrow points to a checkbox next to Fall 2020 at the top of the middle column.
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Contact

Advisement Questions: 716-614-6290 studentsuccess@niagaracc.suny.edu | D-102

Records Questions: 716-614-6250 | records@niagaracc.suny.edu | A-161

Transferring Credits Questions:  716-614-6250 | transfer@niagaracc.suny.edu

  • Fax: 716-614-6820
  • Location: A-161 Notar Admin Bldg.
  • Hours: Monday – Friday 8:00am – 5:00pm
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