DegreeWorks is a Web-based tool for students to monitor their academic progress toward degree completion. DegreeWorks allows students and their advisors to plan future academic coursework.

A DegreeWorks audit is a review of past, current and "planned" coursework that provides information on completed and outstanding requirements necessary to complete a degree/major/minor/concentration.

Yes. Access to DegreeWorks is through the web. Log in with your eraider to access DegreeWorks via Raiderlink (TTU)/ Webraider (HSC-HSC EL PASO).

Yes. Like other processes you use through Raiderlink (TTU)/ Webraider (HSC-HSC EL PASO), DegreeWorks is accessed through eraider log in. Remember that your advisor, faculty, and academic staff will be able to view the information contained in DegreeWorks.

DegreeWorks is available to students, advisors, faculty, and selected staff.

The information in DegreeWorks is refreshed each night. Any changes made today (e.g., grade changes or classes added/dropped) will be seen in DegreeWorks tomorrow. Contact an advisor for up-to-date information.

No. DegreeWorks is a snapshot of courses in-progress and in academic history. Registration will continue to be handled through MyTech tab on Raiderlink (TTU)/ Webraider (HSC-HSC EL PASO).

Yes. DegreeWorks is laid out in block format displaying degree, major, minor, and concentration requirements information. Sections with a green check mark icon indicate completed requirements.

Not at this time, but keep checking back. We hope to have that ability soon in the Planner section of DegreeWorks.

Yes. Once grades have been processed at the end of the semester, they are viewable in DegreeWorks following the nightly refresh. Though grades are viewable in Raiderlink (TTU)/Webraider (HSC-HSC EL PASO) once posted by an instructor, final grades are not available in DegreeWorks until after the final grading period for the University has ended Courses in-progress are listed with an "IP" grade.

No. DegreeWorks is an unofficial audit of your coursework. It provides an outline of requirements still needed to complete your program of study. An unofficial transcript may be viewed through the MyTech tab in Raiderlink (TTU)/ Webraider (HSC-HSC EL PASO).

Yes. Click on the Class History link next to the Save as PDF link at the top of the audit. This will produce a printable list of courses taken at TTU/HSC/HSC-EL PASO as well as transferred courses within the same level.

You should consult your academic advisor (Law Students - see Law Registrar) for a review of your audit. Any exception to major, minor, or concentration requirements should be discussed with your academic advisor (Law Students - see Law Registrar) .

A change to your information will not be shown in DegreeWorks until after the nightly refresh.

If you have questions about your student record or coursework, contact an advisor. However, if you have questions regarding the DegreeWorks program specifically, you can email them to degreeworks@ttu.edu(TTU), degreeworks_grad@ttu.edu(TTU Grad), degree.works@ttuhsc.edu(HSC), epregistrar@ttuhsc.edu(HSC El Paso).

Your audit will display the course history, in-progress courses, and the requirements necessary to complete your degree.

For most students, your academic advisor is your primary point of contact. For Law Students, the Law School Registrar acts as your advisor. If your advisor determines that your audit is incorrect, he/she will contact the appropriate personnel for assistance.

Your institutional GPA is displayed at the top of your audit. This GPA consists of coursework for your current level, completed at Texas Tech University, Texas Tech HSC, Texas Tech HSC El Paso or Texas Tech University School of Law.

Your audit will outline the courses still needed to meet degree, major, minor, and/or concentration requirements within each specific block.

You can access your second degree audit by using the Degree drop down menu at the top of the screen.

It is possible that the course did not meet either the minimum number of credits and/or minimum grade requirement for use in your program of study. Also, all requirements could have been met.

Yes. This course will be listed in the Insufficient block.

You should contact your advisor (Law Students - see Law Registrar) to resolve any substitution issues.

A DegreeWorks audit is merely a tool to help guide you through your degree. Contact your advisor for graduation information.

• Fallthrough courses are those for which the system could not find a proper fit within the audit. These could also be referred to as “Electives”. Courses are placed here for a number of reasons (e.g., unneeded, missing attribute).

• Insufficient courses are those for which a minimum grade was not achieved. Withdrawals and Failing Grades will always be placed in this section as well as grade replaced courses. Courses with passing grades could be placed here if the degree program requires a higher grade for a course.

• Not Counted courses occur because some type of limit has been met. This will happen most often when the maximum transfer hour limit has been met. Once this limit has been met, the extra courses will be placed here.

First, the system applies all courses which will fit within the audit. The transfer courses which were not used in the audit are placed into Fallthrough. Once the transfer limit has been met between these two sections (within the audit and Fallthrough), the remaining transfer courses will be placed in Not Counted. If a requirement becomes available in which a Not Counted course could be applied, the course will automatically be moved from Not Counted and applied within the audit. If this happens, a transfer course from the Fallthrough section will be moved to Not Counted in the original course's place. This occurs because the maximum amount of transfer work cannot be exceeded.

A What If audit is an opportunity to see the requirements needed for a different major, minor, or concentration and where your completed/current coursework would apply. 

No. The What If function is a hypothetical scenario used for viewing different degree plans.

Yes. DegreeWorks will allow you to select more than one major at a time, or to select multiple major(s), minor(s) and concentration(s).

Yes, you are able to save the "What If" to a PDF.

Yes.

If your question is about how the audit is displayed or you think that a course is not applying correctly you can contact your academic advisor or email DegreeWorks@ttu.edu

Course attributes are assigned to courses in order to designate which requirements they fulfill. For a complete list of courses please click here

A Major, Minor, or Concentration that shows Coming Soon means that these selections are not in the system yet. They will be added in the future. Check with your advisor about availability dates.

This means that you are required to have a Major, Minor, or Concentration but have not yet selected one. Once you have selected one it will be displayed on your audit.

If you have completed the appropriate amount of Foreign Language or have transfer/high school credit for Foreign Language and it is not reflected on your audit, please contact your advisor.

If your question is about how the audit is displayed or you think that a course is not applying correctly you can contact your academic advisor or email DegreeWorks@ttu.edu

If your Question is about how the audit is displayed or you think that a course is not applying correctly you can contact the Law School Registrar.

If your Question is about how the audit is displayed or you think that a course is not applying correctly you can contact your academic advisor or email HSC DegreeWorks.

If your Question is about how the audit is displayed or you think that a course is not applying correctly you can contact your academic advisor or email HSC El Paso DegreeWorks.