Instructions for Students
Running your CAPP (Degree) Audit
CAPP (Curriculum Advising and Program Planning) is a web-based degree audit/academic advising tool that will help you review your academic progress toward the completion of your degree requirements. To run an audit:
Log in to insideWheaton
Click on Student tab, then
WINDOW folder, then
Student and Financial Records, then
Student Records, then
Curriculum Advising and Program Planning (CAPP)
Select term: (e.g. Fall 2009)
Click on Generate New Evaluation (at the bottom of the screen)
This produces the most up-to-date version
Click on Program Button
Select Term: Fall 2009
Click on Generate Request
When you see -- Degree Evaluation Display Options,
Click on Detail Requirements, then
Submit
You will see the compliance on the screen.
Using the print button on the top tool bar, select Print.
Special Note: Once you run an Audit, it will be stored for later viewing. If you have additional credit or grade changes posted to your record AFTER that Audit was run, you should "Generate a New Evaluation" in order to pick up your updated information. If you click on "View Existing Evaluation", you may be selecting an out-dated version.
Please feel free to visit the Office of the Registrar if you need assistance or if you find any discrepancies in your audit.
Class of 2010 Responsibilities and Deadlines (pdf)
Thanksgiving Break: The Office of the Registrar will be closing at 2:00p.m. on November 25th and will re-open at 8:30a.m. on November 30th.
CLASSES END: Friday, December 11, 2009.
REVIEW PERIOD: December 12-13, 2009.
FINAL EXAMS: December 14-19, 2009.
Print Schedules: Before leaving for winter break, students are expected to view/print their spring 2010 schedules as verification of an accurate registration.
Sophomores: All Wheaton students are required to declare a major by the end of their sophomore year. You can pick up a major declaration form at the Office of the Registrar.
Stay Informed! All students are expected to check their Wheaton email accounts and their Wheaton Post Office Boxes; it is the means by which all college departments communicate with students.