2. “From your *Academic Profile, you can check to see the classes for which you are currently *registered as well as view your *Academic Record. Generating a* Degree Audit will allow you to see an Academic Evaluation, containing information such as GPA, credits achieved to date, core classes in sequence and grades achieved, your Liberal Arts electives achieved and credits still needed, and all other credits/classes transferred. *You can see your personal information under My Profile.

3. “From your *Financial Aid and Account Information, you can view your *Financial Aid award for the period of time in which you were given aid. You can also view personal *account information.”

4. “From the *Course Information section, you will be able to do a *search of all classes existing on the schedule. This search will allow students to discover some classes bachelor’s students may take for elective credit that do not appear in the regular electives website. This would include classes in Associate’s Degree programs such as New Testament survey and some English and Fine Arts classes, for example. Simply enter the data in each field to perform the search for specific classes, date ranges and locations. The student will also be able to view a listing of *course descriptions for classes arranged by subject and course levels, such as whether it is a 100, 200, 300, 400 undergraduate and 500-900 graduate level courses.

5. In order to communicate and finalize educational goals, the* Communications and Forms section has important links to items such as* Application for Graduation; a link to *send an email directly to your assigned advisor; *forms for Adult and Graduate Students to view the *cohort registration, *change of program form, *application for readmission, *name/address updates and *leave of absence forms. These forms can be filled out and submitted online in most cases.