Your degree plan is a critical component of your academic journey at Western Governors University (WGU). It serves as a roadmap, outlining the courses and competencies you need to complete to earn your degree. Knowing where to find and how to navigate your degree plan on the WGU Student Portal is essential for staying on track and achieving your goals. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the steps to locate WGU Student Portal your degree plan and make the most of this valuable resource.
A degree plan is a detailed outline of your academic program at WGU. It includes:
A list of all required courses and competencies
Information about completed and remaining courses
Your pacing progress toward graduation
Any transfer credits applied to your program
Your degree plan is personalized based on your program, prior credits, and academic progress.
Steps to Find Your Degree Plan on the WGU Student Portal
1. Log in to the WGU Student Portal
2. Navigate to the “Degree Plan” Section
Once logged in, you’ll be directed to your personalized dashboard.
Look for the “Degree Plan” tab or link, typically located in the main navigation menu or under the “Academic Progress” section.
3. Access Your Degree Plan
Click on the “Degree Plan” link to open your plan.
Your degree plan will display all required courses, completed courses, and remaining requirements.
4. Review and Understand Your Degree Plan
How to Use Your Degree Plan Effectively
3. Communicate with Your Program Mentor
FAQs About the WGU Degree Plan
1. Can I make changes to my degree plan?
Your degree plan is personalized based on your program requirements and progress. While you can’t make changes directly, you can discuss adjustments with your program mentor.
2. What if I have transfer credits?
Transfer credits will be reflected in your degree plan, reducing the number of courses you need to complete. Ensure all transfer credits are evaluated and applied during the enrollment process.
3. How often is my degree plan updated?
Your degree plan is updated in real-time as you complete courses and meet requirements. Regularly check the portal to stay informed about your progress.
4. What should I do if I don’t understand my degree plan?
If you have questions or need clarification, reach out to your program mentor. They can help you understand your plan and provide guidance on next steps.