PASS CX - Viewing the "What-If" Academic Advisement Report (What-If AAR) - HTML version (Newly Admitted, Pre-Matriculated Students)

Instructions for viewing your What-If Academic Advisement Report - HTML version (Newly Admitted, Pre-Matriculated Students)

Below are instructions on how to run a What-If report. IMPORTANT: The University Undergraduate Curriculum Committee approves changes throughout the year prior to the fall for your first enrollment.  Programs requirements are subject to change until the catalog of your admit term is published. (Spring admits follow the catalog published the most recent, previous Fall.)

1. Log into PASS CX.
2. From the PASS CX Dashboard, select Academics to expand it.

   

3. In the Academics menu, select What-If.

   

4. Read the What-If Information at the top of the page.
5. Click Create Report.

   

6. Read the What-If Information at the top of the page.
7. The Career Scenario will default to your admit career and term. When the Office of Admission has completed evaluating your transfer credits, they will send an email email explaining how to run your What If Academic Requirements report for your current program.

   Follow the steps below to run different scenarios:

   Program Change Scenario

   1. Working left to right, update the Program (College or Branch Campus), the Plan (Major or Minor), and, if applicable, choose a Sub-Plan (Emphasis). The program defaults to the Baraboo campus, so for Main campus students, update the program to the College of the major you wish to pursue. To find out what College your major is in, refer to the most current Catalog at https://catalog.uwplatt.edu/

      

   2. To remove a program row, click on the trash can to the right. At least one program row is required.

      

   Program Addition Scenario

   1. Click Add Scenario. Working left to right, add the Program (College), the Plan (Major and/or Minor), and choose a Sub-Plan (Emphasis, Majors only), if applicable.
   2. Up to three rows may be added. You may remove a row by clicking the trash can to the right. At least one program row is required.

      

   Course Scenario

   1. Choose a Subject and a Catalog number to run a course scenario.

      

   2. Click Add Course. If there's more than one offering, for example, offered at more than one campus, choose the appropriate campus and click Add To What-If.

      

   3. The term will default to the next future term. You may choose another future term.
   4. Choose the grade you anticipate to earn.
   5. You may remove the course scenario by clicking on the trash can to the right.
   6. You may add additional courses.

      

   Combination

   1. You may also choose to update a combination of the above.
8. After the scenario(s) are set up, click Submit Report.

   

9. This view is the HTML version of the What-If AAR.
10. Similar to the regular AAR, requirements are grouped together. They are called Academic Requirement Groups. Academic Requirement Groups will be marked with NOT SATISFIED or SATISFIED.

    CAUTION: SATISFIEDCourse Scenario and also courses in progress. So, if you never enroll in the What-If course, or if you drop or fail an in progress course, a Requirement Group may no longer be fulfilled.

    1. To see how all the satisfied Requirement Groups were projected to be fulfilled with a course scenario the student entered, click on View PDF. Although a requirement group will be fulfilled by a What-If course, it doesn't indicate the course is a What-If course as clearly as the PDF, which will display what if courses with the course type "WH".

       

    2. In this example, the Group is not satisfied, because Requirements within the Group are not satisfied. Each Requirement Group may contain one or more Requirement. In this case, the Requirement Group, has three Requirements, one of which is satisfied, and two are not.

       

    3. If there is an arrow by a Group or Requirement, you may continue to drill down for additional details.

       

       

       CAUTION: This is an example of an In progress course fulfilling a requirement. If you drop this course, the requirement will again become NOT SATISFIED. What If courses can also satisfy requirements. There is no way to tell on the HTML version that the course is a What-If course. It is recommended to instead run the PDF version of the What If AAR to look for What If courses. See the links below to see how to run the PDF What-If.

       Use the bread crumbs at the top of the page to return to previous screens. Click or select the "..." to see additional details.

       

11. Scroll down the report and see the Requirement Groups that are not yet satisfied. The report will provide details on how to fulfill the Requirements and/or Requirement Group. Requirements are made of Requirement lines. The symbol at the requirement line for not satisfied, is slightly different.

    

12. Click View Courses to see what courses are either fulfilling the requirement or may fulfill it. If there are available sections of a course, a View Sections button will appear. Click on it to see the available sections.

    

13. Your goal is to have all of your University Requirements, General Education, Major/Minor/Emphasis groups marked as SATISFIED by courses that have been completed. Be sure to not be including courses that are either planned, course scenarios, or courses that are still in progress.

If you have any questions about your What-If AAR, check with your advisor or contact the Registrar's Office at registrar@uwplatt.edu or 608-342-1321.