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This document provides instructions for students to enroll in courses using the MyCampus Student Self-Service tools. It explains that students can search for courses needed to graduate based on their declared degree program or courses they have saved in their academic planner. It outlines clicking the Student Center link, then Enroll, and selecting either "My Requirements" to see remaining degree requirements or "My Planner" to view saved courses.
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