What is a DAR, and How Do I Get One?

The DAR, or Degree Audit Report, is a resource for students and advisors to track degree program requirements. You can run your DAR anytime on BannerWeb to see how you’re making progress on your degree.

Your current major is listed at the top of the DAR. If you believe it is incorrect, or if you want to change your major, you can pick up a Change of Major form at Records and Registration or Student Services.

The DAR lists every category of requirement for you to graduate, including any admission prerequisites you may have. An “OK” to the left of the category means you’ve completed it. An “IP” means you are in progress on that requirement and are registered for a course(s) to complete it. The word “NO” means you have not completed the requirement.

Some degree requirements have multiple components. You may see a “NO” to the left of the requirement, but with the area there will be plus signs next to the individual parts you have completed, and minus signs next to those parts that are incomplete.

In order to have a smooth advising session, you should bring your DAR anytime you see an advisor.