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DARS RUNNING AN AUDIT A screen will appear with Audit Request at the top, as well as your M-number and name. Your primary program (major or certificate) will be the default. If you haven’t yet declared a major, you may see 99DEFAULT. Running a 99DEFAULT audit will show the classes you have taken, enrolled in, and been awarded trans- fer credit for. Click “Submit a New Audit.” Aſter a few moments, the audit will process. Click “Open Audit” to view. READING THE AUDIT At the top of the audit, your information is listed, including name, program and catalog year. Click “Open All Sections” to view each requirement. Please see the opposite side of this brochure for notes on how to read the audit. ere is a Legend at the bottom of every audit to aid in the understanding of audit symbols. For additional help reading the audit, click “Audits” in the leſt corner of the University of Cincinnati Degree Audit page (the page where you click “Submit New Audit”) and select “Help Reading Audit.” FAQs Should I still consult with my advisor? Yes. DARS is an advising tool. e audit can help you for- mulate your academic plan with an advisor. However, the college granting the degree is the final authority in deter- mining a student’s completion of a degree. Is DARS a transcript? No. e audit is not intended to report student achieve- ment to third parties. Can DARS help if I am thinking about switching majors? Yes. Simply choose “Run Selected Program.” Select the program you wish to see from the drop-down menus. (If you’re considering a program in a different college, make sure to select the correct college from the first drop-down.) Click “Run New Audit.” You will be able to see how your coursework applies to the new major. What should I do if I have credit that is not appearing on the audit? For questions about the audit, contact your advisor. Degree Audit Reporting System UC5656 Cover photo: Students in the UC College of Engineering and Applied Science Learning Center in Rhodes Hall.
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DARSRUNNING AN AUDITA screen will appear with Audit Request at the top, as well as your M-number and name.
Your primary program (major or certificate) will be the default. If you haven’t yet declared a major, you may see 99DEFAULT.
Running a 99DEFAULT audit will show the classes you have taken, enrolled in, and been awarded trans-fer credit for.
Click “Submit a New Audit.” After a few moments, the audit will process.
Click “Open Audit” to view.
READING THE AUDITAt the top of the audit, your information is listed, including name, program and catalog year.
Click “Open All Sections” to view each requirement.
Please see the opposite side of this brochure for notes on how to read the audit. There is a Legend at the bottom of every audit to aid in the understanding of audit symbols.
For additional help reading the audit, click “Audits” in the left corner of the University of Cincinnati Degree Audit page (the page where you click “Submit New Audit”) and select “Help Reading Audit.”
FAQsShould I still consult with my advisor?Yes. DARS is an advising tool. The audit can help you for-mulate your academic plan with an advisor. However, the college granting the degree is the final authority in deter-mining a student’s completion of a degree.
Is DARS a transcript?No. The audit is not intended to report student achieve-ment to third parties.
Can DARS help if I am thinking about switching majors?Yes. Simply choose “Run Selected Program.” Select the program you wish to see from the drop-down menus. (If you’re considering a program in a different college, make sure to select the correct college from the first drop-down.) Click “Run New Audit.” You will be able to see how your coursework applies to the new major.
What should I do if I have credit that is not appearing on the audit?For questions about the audit, contact your advisor.
Degree Audit ReportingSystem
UC5656
Cover photo: Students in the UC College of Engineering and Applied Science Learning Center in Rhodes Hall.
DARS BASICSThe audit is an online reporting tool used to track your progress toward degree completion. DARS (also called “degree audit”) incorporates all coursework (UC and transfer) and applies it to university, college, and pro-gram requirements. The audit will update automatically throughout your academic career, as you register for and complete additional courses.
WHAT THE AUDIT DOES• Identifies all requirements needed to complete a
degree program • Displays the courses you have already completed,
the grades received, and how each pertains to your degree requirements
• Specifies the courses and requirements that have not yet been satisfied
• Provides courses you may register for to complete the remaining requirements
ACCESSING DARSStudents access DARS through One-Stop online by selecting “Registration Information” or “Grades & Transcripts” in the left column, followed by “get my degree audit.” After clicking “Continue,” you will be prompted for your 6+2, which must be entered as low-ercase, and your password. If your usual Central Log-in password contains any disallowed characters*, you may have to change the password in order to log into DARS. We recommend bookmarking the log-in screen.
Please note: UC advisors log-in to DARS via the Regis-trar’s page. Make sure you are logging in via OneStop (as pictured) or your log-in will not work.
*Disallowed password characters: > < ( ) [ ] „ \ ; : |
HOW TO READ A DEGREE AUDITThis is an excerpt from a Degree Audit. See the legend at the bottom of the audit for more information.
