Federal and state financial aid regulations allow courses which are required to complete a student’s program of study to be included when determining financial aid eligibility. Courses which are not ...

Doctoral advisory-examining committees consist of four (4) to six (6) members of the Graduate Faculty. All committees must include at minimum these four (4) members: The committee chair; one (1) ...

The Academic Advisement Report (AAR) will appear. Near the top of the report, below your program/plan table, you will see the following instructions: If you've been instructed to create a PPOS, click ...

The Mentored Study Program (MSP) serves students who are proactively taking steps to strengthen their learning in challenging courses, while also offering valuable support to one another. With weekly ...

RIT’s individualized program enables you to design a customized, individualized studies degree around your interests, goals, and career aspirations. Customized, Personalized Program of Study: Design a ...

Visit the Study Abroad Course Equivalency Database to search courses abroad and see how they will count through Degree Works. You may also request approvals for courses that do not yet exist in the ...

The Office of Education Abroad works closely with faculty to develop and implement credit-bearing study abroad programs for CWRU students. Creating a new short-term, faculty-led program is both ...

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Course Program of Study (CPoS) is a tool used to ensure students are enrolled in the correct courses needed to graduate and that those courses are eligible to receive federal financial aid funding.

Carefully planning and following your curriculum is essential to graduating on time, but it is also necessary to ensure you receive the financial aid you are expecting along the way. The U.S.