College
of Arts and Sciences Advising Center:
FAQ’s
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What’s a SASS? SASS stands for Student Academic Support System. It is an automated degree audit
that monitors your progress through the University, keeping track of what
requirements you have fulfilled and what requirements you still have to
complete. You can’t graduate until
all the little boxes on your SASS say “OK”. You should run your SASS
report twice every semester, once the first week of classes (to make sure all
the classes you registered for are being applied to the requirements as you
expected), and again about a week after final grades have been posted. Review the SASS for accuracy and put the copy in
your Important Documents Portfolio. You can run your SASS
online through the FIU website at the State site (http://www.facts.org ): See “How Do I Access My SASS
Report” Select “College Advising
Tools” and then “Institutional Degree/Program Audit.” And then just follow
the directions. If you have transfer
coursework and it isn’t showing on your SASS report click HERE. |