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At the top of the dashboard, click on the Edit My Terms & Units button.   To add a semester, simply click on the Add button. If you’re not planning on attending a certain semester, tap the delete button to remove that semester from your plan.   3. Click OK to confirm deletion. Pegasus Path will automatically update your…

Overview offers a visual representation of your progress toward your degree and can be found under More > Overview. This section includes three separate graphs/tables: The first graph displays the following:   Completed units  In progress units  Units remaining  The second graph displays a breakdown of your units based on the requirement for your degree type…

In this section, we’ll cover the What-If Report. This feature shows you what your degree program might look like if you plan on changing or declaring a new major/minor/ in the future. The What-If Report button is located under More > What-If Report. 1. To run a What-If Report, choose the college to which the…

Under the Clear Locks option is Feedback. By clicking on this, you can send us an email with questions and suggestions about Pegasus Path.

This option can be found underneath Refresh Suggestions. When looking at your Pegasus Path plan, you can see a column titled Lock. By checking the boxes in this column, you can lock certain courses or tasks into the semester, so they don’t get moved accidentally.   The Clear Locks option allows you to remove all locked…

Refresh Suggestions Selecting the More button next to Pegasus Path Report brings up more features within Pegasus Path, such as Refresh Suggestions.   Suggestions from Pegasus Path will be refreshed automatically as you confirm changes to your preferences and plans, but the Refresh Suggestions button lets you do that manually, as well.  

When you’re back on the dashboard, click on the Pegasus Path Report button. The Pegasus Path Report is a snapshot of your progress toward your degree. On this page you’ll be able to view: Semesters you’ve attended and/or semesters you plan to attend Completed, in progress and planned courses Courses that have been removed or…

The Arrange My Plan function allows you to drag and drop your courses between semesters. The courses and tasks you see in this section are the same ones you see on the Pegasus Path dashboard. To access Arrange My Plan, scroll back to the top of the dashboard by clicking on Go to Top and…

From the dashboard, scroll down below the Preferences section. If it’s your first time viewing Pegasus Path, these classes have been populated based on the optimal degree plan for your degree program. If you see Not Selected for any of your requirements, this means you can choose a course or task. Click on the gold…

Once you’ve accessed the Pegasus Path, you’ll see important academic information such as Cumulative GPA at the top of the page. Below that, you’ll see My Areas of Study. This section reflects your current majors/minors/certificates and catalog year (eg. If you started your Biomedical Sciences degree program in fall 2019, the information listed in Catalog…

Please submit a UCF ServiceNow ticket for Pegasus Path. 

Pegasus Path is a powerful planning tool, but meeting with an advisor is critical to putting those plans in motion. Your advisor will provide you with invaluable information about courses and available resources that goes beyond the level of detail available in Pegasus Path.  

The Pegasus Path provides you with a 360-degree view of learning experiences available to you as a UCF student. Based on your major, you’ll be prompted to explore and participate in educational opportunities, such as internships and study abroad and take advantage of resources, like Career Services. The tool also suggests co-curricular experiences such as joining…

Failed courses that are required for your major will stay on your plan until you satisfactorily complete the course. 

Use mySchedule Builder to see the dates and times classes are offered, preview and compare possible class schedules to find the one that works best for you and register for the classes you selected.

Based on your catalog year, your plan will include up-to-date program requirements, curriculum and academic policy changes. 

The Pegasus Path makes recommendations and provides guidance, but you have to create and follow the plan that works best for you. Once you adjust your plan to meet your personal preferences and planned graduation date, the suggestions Pegasus Path offers will change accordingly. 

You must declare a major to use the functions in Pegasus Path. You can, however, create “What-If?” reports for majors you’re considering, to see the courses and timelines each one entails. 

Pegasus Path will include multiple declared majors, minors and certificates.