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DegreeWorks allows current students, along with their academic advisor, to monitor progress toward degree completion and plan future academic coursework. Are you a prospective student? DegreeWorks Transfer is a user-friendly tool designed to help you not only identify how transfer coursework equates to Texas Tech courses, but how those courses ...
DegreeWorks Status. Currently on DegreeWorks version 5.0.7.2 (as of August 2022).
DegreeWorks Transfer is a user-friendly tool designed to help prospective Texas Tech students not only identify how transfer coursework equates to Texas Tech courses, but how those courses apply to a degree program.
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.
How to use Degree Works. How do I calculate a grade replacement GPA? Where can I see a list of what classes are being offered next semester? How can I tell if a course is being offered online? Can I take courses online? How can I verify that a course I take at another institution will transfer back to TTU?
In this video series, Texas Tech University Advising staff demonstrate the steps toward running a "What-If" DegreeWorks audit, choosing classes for the upcoming semester, creating a...
1. To view an alternative degree plan with your planned courses, use the “What-If” button next to “Audit” shown above. 2. Fill out the appropriate information that relates to your degree plan.
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DegreeWorks. The official degree audit of Texas Tech University. _________________________________________. Access via: ttudegreeworks.texastech.edu. View requirements for your degree program (major, minor, GPA, etc.). Monitor your progress toward degree completion.
In accordance with Senate Bill 25 from the 86th Texas Legislative session, public institutions are required to post degree plans with a recommended course sequence for completion of major degree programs.