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uAchieve project resources

UC Davis is transitioning to a new degree audit system, uAchieve, for advisors and students. This implementation also realigns the degree certification process for undergraduate students. uAchieve does not replace OASIS, only its degree audit and certification functions. Implementation began in late 2023 with completion targeted for winter 2026.

For more information, review the PDF documents below to learn more about the project plans, timelines and advisor engagement structure.

Engagement Assignments by Major (PDF)
This document lists all undergraduate majors and their group assignments. It also provides an encoding status for each major.

Major Advisor Engagement Schedule (PDF)
This document provides a tentative schedule of the number of majors scheduled for review by college and grouping. Refer to the Engagement Assignments by Major document to review the group assignments.

Advisor Engagement Structure (PDF)
This document provides an overview of the engagement that will occur between the Office of the University Registrar and academic advisors.

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Spring 2024
The Office of the University Registrar continued to meet with college academic advisors to review the audit encoding of university, college, and General Education requirements throughout the spring. Many issues were resolved with a few still being reviewed by CollegeSource, the parent company of uAchieve. The Enrollment Management Strategic Technologies Initiatives staff led six joint application design sessions with about 24 academic advisors, the Office of the University Registrar, and Enterprise Student Applications to collect requirements for degree certification, academic exception processing, and other matters connected with the project.
Winter 2024
Engagements with academic advisors began during the winter 2024 term. College-designated deans' offices advisors began work with the Office of the University Registrar on the overall structure of the audit and confirming the encoding of the General Education requirements. Concurrently, Enrollment Management’s Strategic Technology Initiative team launched engagements with college-designated advisors to document degree certification processes, handling degree exceptions (waivers and substitutions), and updating students’ curriculum (majors, minors, academic options).

Last updated: June 20