Assessing your academic progress

1. Go to WebAdvisor, and under the “Academic Profile” choose the “Program Evaluation” link.
2. Select the check box beside the degree program for which you wish to apply to graduate. (You may see former programs here.) Please Note: Degree Programs include all majors and minors that you have officially declared. If any majors or minors are missing, please submit a “Major Declaration Form” to the Registrar’s Office and verify that the degree program has the correct major/minor before completing this Program Evaluation in order to assure accuracy.
3. There is no need to change anything else on this page. The “what if I changed my program of study” link is designed to offer students a comparison of how the credits would be applied under a different program. You may use this option, but it may not accurately reflect any course substitutions that you have previously had applied to your program.
4. Click Submit.
5. A new web page will display your Program Evaluation “degree audit”.
   Print this page if you choose.

For assistance in reading your program evaluation visit:
How To Read A Program Evaluation

After printing out your “Program Evaluation” from WebAdvisor, you may wish to make an appointment with your advisor to review the evaluation. If you find that you have taken courses which you feel should be applied to your major, make an appointment with the appropriate Department Chair(s) and/or Program Director(s) to review your Evaluation.

The chair may authorize substitutions of coursework by using a Course Substitution form.  You must fill out the form and forward it to your department chair for approval.

If you have questions about how your transfer credit was applied to your general education requirements, or have other questions, you may contact: 

Students with last names that start with A-K: Chris Ballard cballard@lclark.edu
Students with last names that start with L-Z: TBA (please contact Hayley Bentley, Associate Registrar until this position is filled) - hbentley@lclark.edu