Degree audit resources | University Provost | ASU
WEBUndergraduate students review their degree audits with their academic advisors. Students may request degree audits from DARS Self-Service or from MyASU by selecting My Progress Reports (DARS) under My Programs and …
Audit and evaluation information | University Provost | ASU
WEBStudents can access their DARS Audit through My ASU under My Programs. Select the drop down arrow of Degree Progress. Next, click on the Degree Audit (DARS) link.
Training materials | University Provost | ASU - Arizona State …
WEBIf you have DARS-related questions, please email dars-q@asu.edu with the following information: Name (s), Student ID, Degree Program and Catalog Year, and exception type (if applicable) and other information pertinent to the case. DARS training materials by the ASU Office of the University Provost.
ASU General Studies Gold | Office of the University Provost | ASU
WEBGeneral Studies Gold is the name of ASU’s general studies curriculum, which specifies the requirements for undergraduate students in catalog year 2024-2025 and forward. Current students with a catalog year of 2023-2024 or earlier are not required to make any changes.
Request for DARS access | University Provost | ASU
WEBRequest access through My ASU and the Service tab: Service/Access Requests/DARS Self-Service Access Request. Student workers requesting access must attach a PDF or screenshot of their passed FERPA training score to the ticket.
WEBSelf-Service (DARS) •Self-Service is a web-based, interactive audit that reports a students’ progress towards their degree, minor or another interested degree. •In this training, we will show advisors how to navigate Self-Service for the Degree Audit. •The terms Self-Service is interchangeable with DARS. DARS was the
Office of the University Provost | Arizona State University
WEBThe University Provost provides leadership to ASU's academic programs to foster educational excellence in teaching, research and service to community.
Academic Alliances - Arizona State University
WEBUniversal Articulation at Arizona State University gives students attending partnering community colleges awareness of ASU's transfer tools, in order to help create a seamless transition to ASU and enable students to successfully complete their bachelor’s degree.
WEBIf a transfer course does not have a direct equivalency at ASU, it will receive one of the following equivalencies: AXX, BXX, etc: Elective credit given primarily to out-of-state transfer work.
Arizona Western College and ASU Universal Articulation Partnership
WEBThe newly established Universal Articulation agreement between Arizona State University and Arizona Western College reaffirms the combined commitment to support academic preparedness and continue to grow an ecosystem of transfer student success.