I received an error and no audit when logging in. What should I do?
See an Academic Advisor. It is likely that the program or University Calendar Year on your student record is older and is not coded in MAP.
Why is a requirement not completed even though I have successfully completed the course that fulfills it?
The assignment of courses to program requirements is done by a “best-fit” algorithm with multiple decision criteria. As you continue to accumulate courses, the algorithm will adjust how it matches courses against requirements. Often multiple possibilities exist and the algorithm may not choose the same configuration that you would choose. This is particularly true when many requirements are still unfulfilled for a course that fulfills multiple requirements. In general, adjustments will not be made to audits that are still incomplete as course positions may change as more courses are completed.
New information is missing from my audit. What should I do?
Note that grade updates or classes added/dropped/withdrawn only appear following the nightly data update from the main student database. Check back the following day to see updated information. If information is still missing from your audit, see an Academic Advisor.
I think my audit is incorrect. What should I do?
The first step is to check the information you believe is wrong. If there appears to be a problem, outline the exact issue in detail with an Academic Advisor. An Advisor may help clarify, or may refer the matter to the Office of the Registrar.
Why do undeclared students have a different audit?
The audit for undeclared students shows the declaration requirements for their 'intended program,' as well as the curricular requirements for that program. A limit on the number of credits applied to the intended program has been coded so that students must declare in order to obtain a complete audit.
