Degree Progress Report

Degree Progress Report

The Degree Progress Report (DPR), which replaces the ARTS Form, is an online self-serve tool that allows you to track your progress toward completion of degree requirements. The generated report will

  • List course work completed at KU and at other schools from which you submitted official transcripts
  • List course work currently in progress
  • Place course work into degree requirement sections
  • Identify KU school requirements you still need to satisfy to graduate

How to Generate Your DPR

Download This Tutorial for screen shots.

  1. Log in to the myKU Portal with your KU Online ID and password.
  2. Click the My Progress link from the left menu.
  3. (If you are an adviser, follow this step. If you are a student, skip to Step 4) Type the student's name or KU student identification number in the search box and click Search.
  4. Select the Progress tab in the upper right-hand corner of the student information window.

Get Your Course History

Download This Tutorial for step-by-step information on how to download a listing of your classes taken by term and other academic information.

What-If reports

To create your DPR with a different major, select "Create a new degree progress report for a What-If new field of study" and click the "Generate Report" button. This will not change your major. It will only provide you with information.

Advising appointments

Use DPR to monitor your progress and prepare for meetings with your academic adviser. Always consult your adviser before finalizing any decisions related to your academic plan. The DPR is for tracking your academic progress only and is not an official document.


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