In order to get the most out of your program, we suggest making a course plan using the following resources:

• Review portfolio documents
• Review course descriptions and executive summaries
• Review class schedules
• Talk with Associate Director of Academic Advising, B. Bea Rajsombath
• See advisers in the International Programs Office if you're thinking about studying abroad
• Get advice from a career coach in the Graduate Business Career Center
• Create a plan using Graduation Planner
• Ask for help from the Registrar, Peter Woxland, or the Associate Director of Registration, Melanie Boutell

Graduation Planner is an online tool for students to use as a guide in planning their academic career. The MBA Student Affairs Office recommends that students submit a plan at least twice during their academic career: Once after completion of most core course requirements, and again when approximately 10 credits remain in their program, with revisions submitted as needed.

To submit your plan for review by the Registrar, please send an e-mail to Program Coordinator, Jessica McLain, with the subject "Graduation Plan for (Student Name)" and include the name of your plan, your student ID number and your expected graduation date in the body of your e-mail.

Please see the Part-Time MBA Student Quick Start Guide for further instructions.

APAS is a report that tracks your progress toward completing your MBA. It provides information about core and elective credit requirements, completed classes and credits, and the number of credits you need to take before you can graduate.