Most degree programs will have recommended course plans available that outline which courses you should take each semester to graduate within the program's standard timeline. You can find these by searching Miami's website or ask your academic advisor.

These timelines and course plans are based on full-time attendance. You should create a personalized plan so that you graduate in a timeline that meets your expectations. Review your plan with your academic advisor every semester.

A good way to monitor the progress on your graduation plan is to check your degree audit. It will show the classes you have already completed, ones that are currently in-progress, and the courses you still need to take to complete the requirements for your degree.

You are able to run a degree audit report (DAR) as self-service. For more information on DARs, click here.

If you are a transfer student with previous credits and you're a first year at Miami Regionals, your academic advisor can tailor a graduation plan to include classes you've already taken. This ensures that you can graduate in a timely manner without having to take the same class twice. Credits that you've already earned from transferring will also show up on your DAR.