DegreeWorks & DegreeWorks Planner
DegreeWorks
DegreeWorks is a web-based degree audit program designed to assist advisors and students in reviewing program requirements and program completion.
FAQs about DegreeWorks
Anyone with access to myDMACC.
DegreeWorks can be accessed through myDMACC. Choose the DegreeWorks button, then select DegreeWorks Audit on your student profile.
Please contact your Academic Advisor to assist you in updating your program or contact the Admissions Office.
Please contact the Credentials/Graduation Office.
Please contact the Credentials/Graduation Office.
The “@” symbol is used as a wild card. If the “@” sign appears with course numbers after it (@ 100-200), it means that you can take any subject area with that level (a 100-200 level course from any subject area). If it appears after a subject prefix (HUM @), it means that you can take any course with that subject prefix (any course in Humanities).
You are encouraged to use this degree audit report as a guide when planning your progress toward completion of the above requirements. Your academic advisor or the Registrar's Office may be contacted for assistance in interpreting this report. This audit is not your academic transcript and it is not official notification of completion of degree or certificate requirements. Please contact the Registrar's Office regarding this degree audit report, your official degree /certificate completion status, or to obtain a copy of your academic transcript.
DegreeWorks Planner
The DegreeWorks Planner runs in conjunction with the degree audit feature of DegreeWorks. The planner allows students to create academic plans to fulfill future course requirements, and help them stay on track toward their program completion.
FAQs about DegreeWorks Planner
The DegreeWorks Planner can be accessed through myDMACC. Choose the DegreeWorks button, then select the 'Plan' tab at the top of your audit.
A blank plan allows you to build a plan from scratch, while a template has the courses and requirements laid out for you by semester to build off of.
If you are a first time student, the template is a useful tool as it lays out all requirements for your program by semester, and in the order it is recommended they be taken.
The blank plan might be preferred for those students who previously completed or transferred in credits, since they may have already met some of the requirements laid out in the template.
If you would like assistance in building out a plan for your specific program, please contact the Information Desk to schedule an appointment with an advisor at 515-964-6200 or 1-800-362-2127.