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University of Illinois students can view their degree audit through the Degree Audit System. This report is an unofficial audit of your degree progress which includes in progress coursework. Watch for additional information and advisories specific to your college at the top of your degree audit.
Learn how to explore different scenarios by running hypothetical audits. For example, you can plan you degree completion by adding courses you expect to take or run a "what if" audit to see how credits apply to a second degree, joint degree, or another program. See our FAQ page to learn more.
Visit this link and use your Illinois netID and password. Can my faculty advisor or advisory committee see my audit? Some faculty have access to view audits, but some do not. Your program office does have access to see student audits. How do faculty and staff get access to view student degree audits?
Check your uAchieve/degree audit, more commonly known as DARS through the Office of the Registrar's website every semester. This audit is updated daily, so it includes all information as of the day before.
•Also called DARS, DARWIN •Used at Illinois for undergraduates for two decades •Maintained by AITS, Office of the Registrar, and Graduate College •Student data that populates the audit comes from Banner and other student systems •Departments can grant exceptions that can be displayed in the system
Luckily, you can generate a DARS audit (http://registrar.illinois.edu/dars/generate.html) to accomplish both of these tasks. This audit will show all courses you have ever taken at Illinois along with your grade in the course.
Request New Audit—Allows you to submit a request for a report. Help—Available for most navigational menu items and offers explanations of items on selected pages. The View Audits page lists all previously run reports or audits. You can view a previously run report by clicking “Details.”
