What is DPR?
The Degree Progress Report (DPR) provides a full picture of your progress toward completion of bachelor's degree requirements. Beginning spring 2011, master's degree and educational leadership doctoral students can also use DPR.
DPR:
- Lists coursework completed at CSUN and at other schools from which you submitted official transcripts
- Places your coursework into degree requirement sections
- Identifies CSUN requirements you still need to satisfy in order to graduate
- Changes to reflect your progress toward degree and major objectives
Use DPR to monitor your progress and prepare for meetings with your undergraduate academic advisor, graduate advisor or doctoral advisor.
Always consult your advisor before finalizing any decisions related to your academic plan (major).
What DPR is Not
The Degree Progress Report (DPR) is not a transcript. It is not intended to report your achievement to outside parties. It cannot be released to a third party without your written consent.
DPR does not show academic standing (i.e., good, probationary, disqualified) and may not reflect your most recent GPA. To view current GPA, log into myNorthridge and select SOLAR Student Center > Unofficial Transcript.
Two Versions of DPR
Undergraduate students have two options for viewing and printing their Degree Progress Report (DPR):
- DPR in Portable Document Format (PDF)
- My Academic Planner (MAP) Interactive DPR
Both versions report the same information with one exception: Only MAP displays courses you’ve planned for future semesters.
You may prefer using MAP because it has interactive, color-coded features.
DPR Online
Log into myNorthridge from the CSUN home page with your CSUN User ID and Password. From the Academics tab in the Chart My Academic Progress box, select Degree Progress Report (DPR).
To learn more, go to Navigating to DPR and MAP.
Questions and Contacts
Undergraduate students should contact the appropriate office, person or website for assistance. For questions about:
- Placement of courses in your major, contact your academic advisor
- General Education course placement or technical problems running a DPR, complete a DPR Review Request
- Transferring courses to CSUN from schools other than California community colleges, see Transfer Course Information
- Graduation Evaluation*, contact the Graduation Evaluations Office at (818) 677-3781
*When you apply for graduation, you will receive a special DPR in PDF that is clearly labeled Graduation Evaluation. It is an audit of whether or not you have met all degree requirements, and it lists any remaining requirements for degree completion.
How To Guides
For step-by-step instructions with screen shots, see the following MAP and DPR How To Guides: