Students and their advisors now have a valuable new tool to
enhance the advisement process, Student Advisement Reports
available via the Web.
Accessing Student Advisement
Reports
Students and designated advisors may access Student Advisement
Reports, as they do other University services, via St. John's
Central.
Once logged on to St. John's
Central, students should click the "UIS" (University
Information System) tab on the menu bar above the general
information. In UIS, students may access their advisement report by
selecting "Student Services & Financial Aid," then clicking
"Student Records."
Advisors may access the report by selecting "Faculty Services,"
then clicking on "Advisor Menu." Only officially designated
advisors may access the reports.
Accuracy of Student Advisement
Reports
Though we make every effort to ensure the accuracy of Student
Advisement Reports, these reports remain unofficial guides to
degree progress. Students and advisors remain responsible for
ensuring that all degree requirements are satisfied.
No degree will be automatically awarded based on a Student
Advisement Report. Likewise, no degree will be withheld simply on
the basis of a Student Advisement Report. Determinations to award
or withhold degrees will continue to be made in each of the
University's colleges according to its established policies and
procedures.
Students should inform their advisors of concerns about the
information on their advisement reports. Advisors should report
concerns to the person in their college or school who is in charge
of advisement.