What's SIS?

The Student Information System, more commonly known as the SIS, is the system of record for student information. The SIS is the university administrative system used for Student Registration, Student Accounts, Academic Advisement, and Student Demographic Data. The primary list of supported student services includes Online Schedule of Classes, Online Registration, Academic Requirements Reports, Unofficial Transcripts, Student Planner, Financial Account Inquiry, Online Payments, Authorized Users (Parent Access), Address Maintenance, and Privacy Settings (FERPA).

Medical Students are automatically enrolled into medical school curriculum courses by the School of Medicine Registrar - you don't need to do any self-enrollment or select courses.

Access SIS Here: https://case.edu/sis/

Problems Logging in? Go here.

How do medical students use SIS?

• Complete the Financial Responsibility Agreement.
• Decline or opt out of the 1-2-1 Fitness Center membership. All graduate students are automatically enrolled into 1-2-1.
• Check your account billing history and pay tuition.
• Update your address.
• Provide preferred name, personal pronoun, and gender identity options for students.
• See unofficial transcripts and can print unofficial transcripts.
• Check to see if you have any account holds.

There is a big SIS upgrade coming in July. Here are some informational videos about it. Keep in mind that some of the info is geared toward the undergrads.