CAPP Degree Evaluation

Capp Degree Evaluation 

• The CAPP (Curriculum, Advising, and Program Planning) degree evaluation will show you how your courses fit into your chosen degree and major.
• The CAPP is an unofficial evaluation to be used as a tool for you and your advisor to check your progress toward graduation.
• The CAPP is broken down into areas that include the Core Curriculum/General Education Requirements, your Major and Minor Area requirements, Major GPA, Major Residency, Electives, and additional degree requirements.
• The CAPP will also show courses in which you are currently enrolled and any transfer coursework that has been added to your record.
• The CAPP will list hours still required and give a selection of courses that would fulfill that requirement.

Generating a CAPP Degree Evaluation - For Students

1. Log in to LioNet.
2. Select the "Student Menu" link under the Student Quick Links menu.
3. Select "Student Records."
4. Select "Degree Evaluation (CAPP)."
5. Select a term from the list; LioNet defaults to the current or next upcoming semester. Click "Submit."
6. At this point, you can perform a CAPP degree evaluation on your currently declared major by clicking on "Generate New Evaluation" or choose to perform a "What-if Analysis" from the links at the bottom of the screen.
7. When your results are ready, select the "Detail Requirements" display.

Generating a CAPP Degree Evaluation - For Faculty & Staff

1. Log in to LioNet.
2. Select the "Student Information/Registration" link under the Faculty Quick Links menu.
3. Select "Degree Evaluation (CAPP)."
4. Select a term from the list; LioNet defaults to the current or next upcoming semester. Click "Submit."
5. Enter the student ID number for the desired student, or use the boxes to perform a search. If you do a search, click on the drop down list of results to ensure you have the correct student and click "Submit."
6. At this point, you can perform a CAPP degree evaluation for the student's currently declared major by clicking on "Generate New Evaluation" or choose to perform a "What-if Analysis" from the links at the bottom of the screen.
7. When your results are ready, select the "Detail Requirements" display.

Performing a "What-If Analysis"

1. Follow the directions above to #6. Choose "What-If Analysis" from the links at the bottom of the screen.
2. Select an entry term. The entry term selected here determines the catalog year used to evaluate the degree requirements:
   • 2010 Fall - 2012 Summer will evaluate requirements based on the 2010-2012 catalog
   • 2012 Fall - 2014 Summer will evaluate requirements based on the 2012-2014 catalog
   • 2014 Fall - 2015 Summer will evaluate requirements based on the 2014-2015 catalog
   • 2015 Fall - 2016 Summer will evaluate requirements based on the 2015-2016 catalog
   • 2016 Fall - 2017 Summer will evaluate requirements based on the 2016-2017 catalog
3. Select a degree program from the drop-down menu and press "Continue."
4. Select a major from the drop-down menu. If you need to add a minor, choose "Add More"; if not, choose "Submit."
5. When you have finished selecting your major and adding a minor, select "Generate Request."
6. When your results are ready, select the "Detail Requirements" display.