Academic Progress Report
The Academic Progress Report (APR) tool is available to College of Environmental Design undergraduate students under the CalCentral My Academics section.
The APR is designed to track progress toward completing degree requirements, including: university, campus, college, major, and minor requirements. By 2020-21, we expect to use the report as our primary means to graduate students, in the interim, we encourage you to review your report and let us know of any errors or missing courses.
Note that the APR is configured for students admitted to UC Berkeley Fall 2016 or later. If you were admitted prior to FL16, please see a CED advisor for a degree check.
- Degree Requirements
- How to report errors in the APR
- Questions?
The APR tracks progress toward completion of all degree requirements. These requirements include:
| University of California Requirements | Entry Level Writing, American History, American Institutions, 120 Minimum Units, Overall GPA, Passed/No Passed Limit, Senior Residence |
| UC Berkeley Campus Requirement | American Cultures |
| College of Environmental Design Requirements | Reading and Composition, Seven-Course Breadth, Lower and Upper Division Environmental Design |
Since this is a new tool for CED, it may be that the APR is missing information or is miscalculating units. We want your APR to be as correct and helpful as possible. Here is how to report errors:
| For University and Campus Requirements | Open a case with Cal Student Central |
| For College of Environmental Design Requirements |
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| Approved Course Substitutions | Note that if you have been approved by CED for a “course substitution” via this form (prior to August 15, 2019) that is not showing in your APR, you do not need to report an error. If you are a CED student, these approvals have been documented in your file.
If you are not in CED but are completing a CED minor, please email a copy of your substitution approval to the CED College Evaluator, Heather Grothjan. |
For technical assistance with CalCentral, please contact SIS Support by phone at 510-664-9000 (press option 6 to reach SIS support) or by email at sishelp@berkeley.edu.
Refer to your major handbook based on your admit year.