DEGREE PLAN

Let's do this!

Bold = a task of yours, with a status you set (to do / waiting on someone / done — each change asks first). Plain grey = an SUU calendar date; nothing to press, just a date to know. Dimmed 🔒 = a task waiting on another task first (open the row to see which). 🔑 = finishing it unlocks others. + opens the row's details.

Registered — Fall 2026

The semester is two back-to-back 7-week halves — Fall A, then Fall B — and you attend only one half's classes at a time, so the per-half rows above are your real "at once" load. POLS 3120 was dropped on Sept 14; Fall A is now POLS 1100 + SUU 3100. Its downloaded materials, historical record, and NotebookLM notebook are intentionally retained. Fall B begins with FLHD 2700, HIST 3090, INFO 1010, and SUU 1020. Banner cap: 18 credits.

Homework — unfinished work and what's next

Source freshness
    Submitted and excused

    How the Minneapolis credits landed

    Deadlines

    Where the numbers come from

    Reference sheet with every row tagged FACT / ASSUMED / CONTRADICTED / REGISTERED: tools/suu-assumed-baseline-2026-08-21.md. Seat counts are as of the capture date; re-check in Banner before registering.

    What's settled, what's open

    Presets:

    Result

    Named courses still owed

    Cost

    Planner — Fall 2026 → Fall 2027

    Speedway sections only (Banner blocks SUU Online for Speedway students). Arrows = prerequisites. Fall 2027 is inferred, not published.
    Every Speedway semester is two back-to-back 7-week halves — A, then B (Banner calls them the "1st" and "2nd session"). You attend a half's courses only during its 7 weeks, so "how much at once" is the per-half number, not the semester total. A 7-week course is a full course at double pace, and each half has its own free-drop deadline. The → B / → A button on a course moves it to the other half; the 18-credit cap is per semester (both halves together).

    What you still owe — and the courses that could fill it

    Every requirement the audit still owes, with the courses that satisfy it ranked by your ratings. Proctoring is its own column, on purpose — excitement and exam-surveillance are different questions.

    Checks

      Course availability (Speedway sections, seats as of capture)

      Cells: half (A/B) · open seats/capacity (waitlist). "inferred" = expected in Fall 2027 from the Fall 2025/2026 pattern. "—" = no Speedway section that term.

      What you still owe, and how many courses could fill it

      Degree and campus options, against the current scenario toggles

      Decision on record (8/21): stay on Speedway BGS, General Track until Joey answers the math / override / campus-change questions. BA and BS live on the SUU Online campus ($3,780 flat per semester) and need a campus change; the BA's 16 language credits are live only via a BYU FLATS test-out (Cantonese or Mandarin — Taishanese is not a FLATS language) and purchase of the credits.

      Language facts (BA only)

      • Degree Works BA What-If: "16 Credits in ONE foreign language — CHIN 1010:4850, FREN, GERM, GREK, SPAN". UMN's language waiver does not carry: the BA audit shows 0 of 16 applied.
      • SUU's buy-back route: pass a FLATS exam (BYU, $50 online + $25 SUU proctoring), then purchase the 16 lower-division credits at $6/credit ≈ $196 total. Those 16 credits count toward the 120, which is why the BA + FLATS row above shows fewer credits remaining.
      • Taking the four semesters instead (CHIN 1010 → 2020) is 16 real credits of coursework; whether CHIN has SUU Online sections was not captured — it is not among the 47 courses pulled from Banner. Beginner level is fine: the requirement is credits in one language, not upper-division.
      • Total stays 120 either way. Under the BA the 16 language credits occupy free-elective space (18 free in the Assumed scenario), so they add 0 credits if they fit, and every credit over the free space is extra.

      Advising — questions for Joey Stagg, Thu Aug 27, 9:45 a.m. PT

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      Notes