What is a CAPP audit and why is it important?
CAPP stands for “Curriculum, Advising, and Program Planning.” This report provides both you and your advisor with a complete academic history of courses you have taken and core, major, minor, certificate, and graduation requirements that have NOT been met. It is important to obtain and to know how to read the CAPP report because you, the student, are responsible for knowing and fulfilling all of your graduation requirements. To ignore the CAPP report is to run the risk of coming up to what you think is your last semester, only to find out that you are missing a required course that is not being offered that semester. This is less likely to happen if you see your advisor every semester and go over the latest CAPP report with him or her. Your CAPP report is the only authoritative listing of what you have taken and what part of the CORE each course satisfies. If your CAPP report does not reflect what you think it should, see your advisor immediately. CAPP reports can be accessed through W
