Degree Works (Faculty and Staff)
New Degree Works Responsive Dashboard!
We are pleased to announce the launch of the Degree Works Responsive Dashboard, a more modern and mobile-friendly view of DegreeWorks. The new Responsive Dashboard is now available through Assist on myUTRGV!
What is new with the Responsive Dashboard?
- a different overall look and feel from the current design (Classic Dashboard)
- mobile friendly student dashboard with a fresh and clean look. This adaptable format displays appropriately across different devices
- is ADA compliant for accessibility
Degree Works Overview
Degree Works is a web-based, academic advising and degree audit tool that assists students and their advisors when evaluating academic progress towards graduation to ensure that academic progress towards graduation is in accordance to UTRGV's academic program requirements.
Degree Works Faculty and Staff Guides
Here are some guides to help you navigate through Degree Works
Degree Works FAQs
DegreeWorks is a web-based tool that provides a clear and convenient method for students, academic advisors, and faculty to track degree progress, to prepare for registration, and to plan for graduation.
DegreeWorks matches students’ academic and course history against the degree requirements as defined in the Undergraduate Catalog.
Degree Works can be accessed through the self-service portal ASSIST by logging to my.UTRGV.edu.
The DegreeWorks audit 'reads' all courses completed or accepted in transfer at UTRGV and shows how those courses have been applied toward the chosen degree, major, concentration and minor according to the catalog requirements for the year in which it was declared.
The audit is set up to display the requirements for each degree plan in separate blocks. Each block will list the requirements needed to complete that block. Requirements can include courses, credit hours, GPA, etc.
Yes, it does.
Courses appearing in the Insufficient section are not eligible to satisfy a requirement or count toward the degree plan. This would include courses in which a student received a failing, W, DR, or Incomplete, etc. grade.