Understanding the requirements for undergraduate Dean's list and how to be re-evaluated for Dean's List after a grade change.
Overview of the Transfer of Credit Appeal options for students that have already completed the Transfer of Credit Review Process.
Understanding course repeats
This article outlines the steps for applying through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, explains the certification process, and highlights key deadlines and resources to ensure a smooth experience.
Faculty advisors can access student registration tools—including degree audits, academic records, and access codes—by logging into the Faculty Application. This provides a list of advisees with direct links to their schedules and academic information.
E-transcripts are a tool that allow other Minnstate institutions to pull transfer transcripts from other Minnstate institutions at no cost to the student.
This explains how instructors can electronically enter course overrides and permissions for students using the Faculty Application. It outlines the step-by-step process and provides details on the types of overrides available, along with support contacts for assistance.
This article is intended for department chairs or faculty who are evaluating a transfer course for an equivalency. It includes the steps needed to evaluate the course in the Transfer Evaluation System (TES).
Outlines the differences between attending the commencement ceremony and being awarded your degree. These are two separate processes that are commonly confused.
Information for faculty/staff that includes resources for the grading deadlines for the upcoming terms.
Find information on how to order an MSU transcript to send to another school, employer, or organization. This includes answers to frequently asked questions about: sending transcripts internationally, ordering a transcript for a Driver’s License, and requesting a notarized transcript.
This article outlines the steps to attempt to register for undergraduate course for a fourth time.
This article outlines the various steps to obtain official enrollment verification for the university.
Outline steps to access a student's unofficial transcript.
This article is intended for faculty and staff that are submitting a transfer course for an equivalency review. It includes the steps needed to submit the course in the Transfer Evaluation System (TES). Any faculty or staff member that has access to TES can submit a course for review.
Provides instructions and information for instructors on submitting a grade change.
An article for instructors on how to submit final grades into the grade entry system.
Academic Forgiveness is a one-time opportunity for undergraduate students at Minnesota State Mankato to reset their GPA by excluding certain low grades from past coursework. To qualify, students must either return after a 3-year break or change majors, and then successfully complete at least 12 credits with a GPA of 2.0 or higher and a grade of “C” or better in each course. This policy applies only to Mankato coursework and does not impact financial aid eligibility calculations.
This substitutions and waivers article provides guidance for faculty and staff on how to manage exceptions to academic program requirements for students.
Curious about when your diploma will arrive or how to get extra copies? This quick article explains the diploma process, key timelines, and how to ensure your mailing address is correct—essential info for every graduate.
Setting up an incomplete contract for students and instructors prior to final grade entry.
The degree audit is an online advising tool that tracks your academic progress based on your declared major/minor and catalog year. It shows completed, in-progress, and planned courses.
This article provides information regarding how to request permission to access ISRS and ARSA, which are components of the Student Information System at MSU Mankato.
This guide walks undergraduate students through the key steps to successfully apply for graduation, from reviewing their Degree Audit Report to receiving their diploma. It offers clear instructions, helpful timelines, and important distinctions between graduation and commencement. Students will find everything they need to stay informed and on track for completing their degree.