The academic audit is the ‘road map’ to academic success. It lists which courses you are required to take in order to complete your degree at Carleton.
Be sure to look at your audit often to make sure you are on the right track. The audit will inform you of the progress you have already made, as well as show you the courses that you will need to take in the future. Remember to check your audit regularly to ensure you are fulfilling your degree requirements!
The audit can tell you information such as:
- Your degree title and requirements
- Year-standing (first, second, third or fourth)
- Any minors, concentrations or specializations you may have added to your degree
- Courses you have previously taken or the courses you are currently registered in, along with the grade for the completed courses
- Your Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA)
- Your academic standing
Use the audit as a helpful registration tool to identify which courses you need to take in order to meet your requirements to graduate. First year students should use their audit in conjunction with the First Year Course Selection Guide to determine which courses they need to register for their first year.
Please note: The audit is different than your transcript. The audit is not an official document. It lists all courses taken, but not all courses necessarily included towards your CGPA(s). The transcript needs to be ordered formally through the Registrar’s Office and lists every course ever taken at Carleton, whether it counts towards your degree or not.